Dan Diker Archives

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China’s Saudi-Iranian pact: Respite or realignment?

Dan Diker and Khaled Abu ToamehMarch 13, 2023

“Our Middle East: An Insider’s View” with hosts Dan Diker and Khaled Abu Toameh and guest Harold Rhode, Ep. 4

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How some in the West are hurting chances for peace

Dan Diker and Khaled Abu ToamehMarch 6, 2023

“Our Middle East: An Insider’s View” with hosts Dan Diker and Khaled Abu Toameh and guest Malcolm Hoenlein, Ep. 3

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Reconnecting Israel and black America

Dan Diker and Khaled Abu ToamehFebruary 27, 2023

“Our Middle East: An Insider’s View” with hosts Dan Diker and Khaled Abu Toameh and guest Dumisani Washington, Ep. 2

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Dan DikerDecember 27, 2022

The EU’s secret Palestinian building plan for Area C

Europe has disqualified itself from serving as a diplomatic interlocutor in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, in any capacity.

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Dan DikerJerusalem Center for Public AffairsNovember 13, 2022

Why Ivy League schools get an ‘F’ on campus antisemitism

The new, virulent and virally transmitted mutation of what can be termed “apartheid antisemitism” has largely been neglected by university administrations.

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Dan DikerMay 4, 2022

Why did ‘The Harvard Crimson’ decide to take on Israel?

The paper’s editorial board owes the university’s community and alumni a clarification regarding its “proud” endorsement of a group that works for the dissolution of Jewish state.

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Dan DikerFebruary 1, 2022

The Amnesty report on Israel affirms the PLO’s 60-year ‘apartheid’ strategy

The 211-page indictment is a voyage into an alternate reality.

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Dan Diker and Khaled Abu ToamehJerusalem Center for Public AffairsSeptember 6, 2021

The Taliban’s Palestinian partners: Implications for the Middle East peace process

The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the resurgence of Islamism there poses a serious problem for the negotiation-based approach of the Fatah-ruled Palestinian Authority.

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Dan Diker and Yechiel LeiterJerusalem Center for Public AffairsJuly 22, 2021

The ‘apartheid’ poll and the disinformation discourse

Failure to expose and educate the American Jewish community about the roots and modus operandi of the disinformation campaign against Israel may result in a disaster of historical proportions.

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Dan Diker and Yechiel LeiterMay 27, 2021

Hamas and Iran’s war-by-proxy against the Jews

It remains to be seen if the U.S.-led Western alliance understands that Tehran’s strategy of deception and subterfuge continues apace.

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Dan DikerNovember 24, 2020

Pompeo made history in Psagot

The secretary of state’s visit to Judea and Samaria marks the first time that a U.S. administration has formally recognized the equality of Jewish sovereignty.

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Dan Diker and Khaled Abu ToamehNovember 15, 2020

Arab normalization and Palestinian radicalization: The Middle East tug of war

The Palestinian leadership faces a critical test: A durable peace with Israel with broad Arab backing is now possible, but only if the P.A. and the PLO cut their links with the Iranian regime, Islamist Turkey and their radical terror proxies and allied groups.

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Dan DikerJCPAJuly 19, 2020

The BDS-BLM alignment: Implications for Israel and Diaspora Jewry

The increasingly mainstreamed BDS-BLM narrative poses a grave danger to the U.S. and European progressive and liberal Jewish communities.

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Dan Diker and Khaled abu ToamehJCPAJune 2, 2020

Mahmoud Abbas’s strategy of selective compliance

Israel has paid a high international price in its own legitimacy over the past two decades for failing to expose and protest the Palestnians’ violations of Oslo.

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Dan DikerJCPAFebruary 5, 2020

The US peace plan: A return to the Rabin doctrine of defensible borders

The Trump administration’s proposal shifts the paradigm for peace by recognizing Jewish historical and legal rights to sovereignty on both sides of the 1949 armistice lines.