Document Type
Article
Abstract
Traditional Israeli conservative politics on the one hand and strong public support for a fence on the other, have left Prime Minister Ariel Sharon between a rock and a hard place for his proposed plan of separation between Israel and the Occupied Territories. If he leaves his postion, it’s unclear who would take over.
Recommended Citation
Maron, Ethan F., "Israeli politics and the occupied territories: what's ahead in 2004" (2004). Macro Center Working Papers. 17.
https://docs.rwu.edu/cmpd_working_papers/17
Comments
Presented at the Inaugural International Conference of the Center for Macro Projects and Diplomacy at Roger Williams University on April 15/16 of 2004, and included in volume three: Diplomatic Briefing Papers of the Working Papers series.