Analysis
BICOM Briefing: Israel’s Policy on Syria
Key points Israel recognises that it has very limited capacity to influence the outcome of fighting inside Syria and has...
Cambridge Union Debate: “This House Believes the Two State Solution is the Only Solution.”
BICOM’s Prof Alan Johnson recently took part in the Cambridge Union Debate “This House Believes the Two State Solution is...
BICOM Expert View: Rowhani’s Election and Implications for Israel, by Meir Javedanfar
Hassan Rowhani was the most critical of the remaining candidates towards Iran’s recent nuclear policy. So how is that Iran’s...
Drawing the Line: Can a ‘Borders First’ Approach Break the Peace Process Deadlock? by Shany Mor
In this BICOM Expert View paper, BICOM Senior Research Associate Shany Mor examines the attractions of a 'Borders First' approach,...
Iran’s presidential elections and Israel, assessed by Meir Javedanfar
With Iran’s presidential election due on 14 June, Meir Javedanfar, an Iranian born Middle East analyst living in Israel, assesses...
New Israeli policy dilemmas in the Syrian crisis, analysis by Michael Herzog
BICOM's Senior Visiting Fellow Brig. Gen. (ret.) Michael Herzog assesses policy dilemmas facing Israel as the Syrian crisis develops new...