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Israel's New Future Revisited - Shattered Dreams and Harsh Realities, Twenty Years After the First Oslo Accords (Paperback)
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Israel's New Future Revisited - Shattered Dreams and Harsh Realities, Twenty Years After the First Oslo Accords (Paperback)
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Israel's New Future, Revisited provides a refreshing reassessment
of how Israel should maneuver cautiously to maintain military
safety, internal social stability, and a growing economy. All this,
while several of its neighbors face decay and internal unrest. The
original edition of this book was published in 1994. Not long after
the first Oslo Accords were signed, Manfred Gerstenfeld interviewed
sixteen prominent Israelis, including Abba Eban, Moshe Arens, and
Abraham B. Yehoshua, about their prognoses and hopes for the Jewish
State. Where was their country heading in this new era? It is
fascinating to (re-)read these assessments from twenty years ago.
As the Middle East remains in a permanent flux, accurate
predictions are quite rare- naive dreams more common. In his
extensive introduction to this second edition, Gerstenfeld provides
an enlightening description of how the Middle East has developed
into an even more unstable region in recent years, with constant
new challenges for Israel to tackle. "Who was right? Who was wrong?
Shining a light on a galaxy of interviews conducted 20 years ago
with leading Israeli thinkers predicting what the Jewish state
would look like 20 years hence (meaning now) is a compelling,
dramatic, and thought-provoking read." -Ambassador Yehuda Avner
"Wishful thinking is not a luxury Israel can afford. Manfred
Gerstenfeld's masterful 1994 interviews with Israeli elite is a
sobering reminder that Jews should never confuse vision with
fantasy. Looking for a roadmap for the Jewish State's future
challenges? Take notes on Gerstenfeld's brilliant 2013
introduction." -Rabbi Abraham Cooper Associate Dean, Simon
Wiesenthal Center "This book makes a strong case for a level-headed
realistic approach to the challenges confronting Israel in the
coming years. It illustrates the futility of chasing elusive magic
solutions while advocating policies of caution and steadfastness.
Readers are promised a fascinating journey." -Ehud Yaari Author and
Middle East Affairs Expert
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