Haim Baram
Articles by Haim Baram
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Middle East
A revenge strategy
- 08 January 2009
- 14 comments
Israel’s politicians, and people, are seeking total victory in Gaza. They won’t get it
World Affairs
Israel's secret fears
- 15 May 2008
- 15 comments
The nation that sees itself as the most misunderstood in the world celebrates its 60th birthday with deep apprehension about the future. Haim Baram finds anger and defensiveness among its politicians A deeply hidden diplomatic relationship between Israel and Jordan underpins the history of the search for peace in the Middle East
Middle East
Israel and Gaza and a summer of war?
- 21 June 2007
- 67 comments
The creation of an Islamic Bantustan under Hamas is the result of Israeli belligerence, Palestinian corruption and a failed US experiment in democracy that threatens the whole of the Middle East, argues Haim Baram, while Zaki Chehab argues that Gaza risks becoming the world's new pariah state
World Affairs
Death of the left
- 31 October 2005
The only political rivals Ariel Sharon worries about are on the far right. How did the Labour party, a force once so dominant, manage to lose the plot?
