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The Geneva Interim Agreement in the Inner-Israeli Dispute

Israel Debates is released as online publication of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Israel. Each edition presents opinions of two authors who express controversial views about major events of Israeli interior or foreign politics. The present publication of Israel Debates presents the Israeli domestic discussion about the Geneva Interim Agreement in the Inner-Israeli Dispute.

Efraim Sneh is a politician and a physician who was a Labor Party Knesset member from 1992 until 2008.

Helit Barel was chairperson of Israel’s Peace and Security Council. Her main fields are arms control and nuclear deterrence.

February 2014.

⇒Download the Publication of Israel Debates No.15 “The Geneva Interim Agreement in the Inner-Israeli Dispute”

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