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ATFP President Ziad Asali Testifies Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Convergence between diplomatic negotiations and the institution-building efforts being undertaken by the Palestinian Authority “will result in a mutually reinforcing dynamic towards peace”

ATFP to Testify at Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing

On Thursday March 4 ATFP President Ziad Asali will join Amb. Daniel Kurtzer, Dr. Robert Malley and Dr. David Makovsky for a Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing on the Israeli-Palestinian issue

We are Building a State While Under Occupation to End the Occupation

By turning their attention to establishing the administrative and infrastructural framework of such a state, responsible Palestinians are doing their part to build the infrastructure of peace.

ATFP Senior Fellow Addresses Conference on Iran and the Arab World at Rutgers

The Iranian government has been extremely adroit at exploiting the Palestinian issue, outbidding everyone else with Holocaust denial, issuing frequent obituaries for Israel, and posing as the champions of Al Quds at every possible opportunity.

ATFP Senior Fellow Gives Graduate Seminar at Georgetown

Ibish explains the evolution of Islamophbia in the United States and discusses ways of addressing the problem.

ATFP Senior Fellow delivers Fares Lecture Series Address at Tufts

Watch Hussein Ibish deliver a Fares Lecture Series entitled "Israel, the Palestinians and the One-State Agenda," which critiques one-state rhetoric by some pro-Palestinian voices

The Palestinian State and Institution Building Program
Documents detailing the state and institution building program of the 13th Palestinian Government, including the overall plan and priority interventions for 2010.

Salam Fayyad: The Palestinian with a plan for statehood
March 9, 2010

For people like Barak, who see this as the key to a secure Jewish-majority state at peace with its neighbors, Fayyad could well be the man of the hour. And he also could prove the toughest opponent of those Israelis who see in an independent Palestine a recipe for disaster.

Biden to Al-Hayat: Bold Steps Required to Advance the Peace Process
March 9, 2010

"We remain committed to achieving peace in the Middle East because it is in the interests of Israelis, Arabs, and the United States that we do so. But as the President also pointed out, this is very hard work, and we need the parties to take bold steps if we are to make progress towards peace."