Jaser Abu Mousa
Yale Peace Fellow, Political Analysis, Project Management, Security Management, Risk Management, Crisis Response and Lead
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Gaza Biweekly: Nineteen Seats
On the night of October 27, with his bloc down eleven seats and eight short of a majority, Benjamin Netanyahu told Israelis that the right had won “a decisive majority among the Zionist and Jewish public.”
Read that again, because it is th...
Gaza Biweekly: The Only Thing Being Built
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There are two construction sites in Gaza this month. Comparing them tells you more than any communiqué.
The first is in eastern Rafah, inside the Yellow Line, on ground the IDF controls and has cleared. It is called Green Rafah. Ne...
Life Did Not Take Me to Yale, An Airstrike Did
People sometimes congratulate me on where life has taken me.
They mean it kindly. They have seen me introduced as a Yale Peace Fellow, a senior fellow with the Middle East Institute, an advisor with the International Peace Institute. They...
The Unpaid Bills of Palestinian Politics
On October 10, President Mahmoud Abbas signed a decree canceling the legislative elections set for November 28 and scheduling presidential and legislative elections together for September 11, 2027. The decree blamed Israeli measures, and so...
Gaza Biweekly: The Emigration Plan
On September 16, the day the Al-Saada building came down on twenty-one people in Gaza City, Israel’s defense minister explained what comes next.
“Everyone understands that Hamas will not disarm and will not destroy all the tunnels,” Israel...
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Middle East Institute Senior Fellow | International Peace Institute | Yale Peace Fellow | Political Analysis | Security Analysis | Risk Management | Crisis Response and Lead. What I write here is my own views. https://mei.edu/person/jaser-abumousa/
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