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Tags: Dialogue, Fatah, Hamas, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Occupied Territories
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Alastair Crooke interviewed by Aisling Byrne, Projects Co-ordinator with Conflicts Forum, Beirut, November, 2007 Alastair Crooke, former special Mid-East adviser to European Union’s Foreign Policy
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Tags: Dialogue, Hamas, Hezbollah
BBC News, July 15, 2007 In Part One of a new two-part series, Alastair Crooke, a veteran of secret negotiations in many parts of the
Tags: Fatah, Hamas, Mecca Agreement, Palestinians
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On security in Gaza, Palestinian democracy, the National Unity Government, and the kidnapping of Alan Johnston The following is an edited and annotated transcript of
Tags: Fatah, Hamas, Lebanon, Palestinians, Syria
Avi Lewis, from the Canadian television international affairs analysis program, On The Map, recently interviewed Conflicts Forum director, Alastair Crooke. The broadcast aired on CBC,
Tags: Dialogue, Islam and globalization, Modernity, Political Islam
Alastair Crooke interviewed by Abdullah Faliq, The Cordoba Foundation, October-December, 2006 “…what Muslims hate is the West’s monopoly on the socio-economic implementation of values such
Tags: Bush Administration, Hamas, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Palestinians
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Al Jazeera interview with Alastair Crooke, January 24, 2007 “…to say that this person is moderate and therefore they are legitimate and other people therefore
Tags: Hamas, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Palestinians
On November 29, 2006, Mark Perry, co-director of Conflicts Forum, took part in a debate in New York hosted by Intelligence Squared US. “A democratically
Tags: Hamas, Hezbollah, Islam and globalization
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With Alastair Crooke, Panel on Mitigating Religious and Ethnic Conflict, Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting, September 20, 2006 MARY ROBINSON: When you say you think
Tags: Dialogue
ABC Radio National (Australia) interview with Alastair Crooke and Mark Perry, November 16, 2006 Alastair Crooke — The paradox is that most people ask us