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| adam_text | THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN WAR
ESCALATING TO NOWHERE
Anthony H Cordesman
with the assistance of Jennifer Moravitz
PUBLISHED IN COOPERATION WITH
THE CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
WASHINGTON, D C
I
PRAEGER SECURITY INTERNATIONAL
WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT • LONDON
Contents
TABLES AND FIGURES xm
INTRODUCTION XV
1 FROM PEACE TO WAR:
LAND FOR PEACE OR SETTLEMENTS FOR WAR?I
Problems in the Initial Framework for Peace 3
Rabin s Assassination and the Impact of Netanyahu 5
The Wye Agreement of 1998 6
The Sharm el-Sheikh Memorandum of September 4, 1999 8
The Continuing Growth of Israeli Settlements 10
The Problem of Palestinian Demographics and the
Palestinian Youth Explosion 17
2 FROM PEACE TO WAR:
TERRORISM FOR SETTLEMENTS 21
The Development of the Palestinian Authority and Its Pre-War
Struggle with Hamas and the PIJ 28
The Course of Violence and Terrorism During the Peace Process 30
Patterns in Palestinian Terrorism During the Peace Process 32
The Changing Effectiveness of the Palestinian Authority
Security Forces 34
The Organization of the Palestinian Security Forces in Gaza
and the West Bank 35
Arming the Palestinian Security Forces 37
The Development of Major Elements of the Palestinian
Security Forces 40
Divide and Keep Ineffective 41
The Arafat Problem 42
vi •$• CONTENTS
The Role of Israeli Security Forces and Palestinian-Israeli
Cooperation 42
The Role of the CIA 45
Looking Toward the Future 47
3THE FINAL SETTLEMENT ISSUES:
ASYMMETRIC VALUES amp; ASYMMETRIC WARFARE 49
The Palestinian Dilemma as a Have-Not Power 51
The Problem of Palestinian Sovereignty and the
Final Settlement Issues 51
The Problem of Demographics and the Right of Return 53
The Problem of Economics 56
The Problem of Jerusalem 59
The Problem of West Bank Security 64
The Problem of Water 67
4THE COLLAPSE OF THE PEACE PROCESS 71
The Forces That Led to the Beginning of the Israeli-Palestinian War 73
The Sharm el-Shiekh Summit of October 2000 78
The Taba Negotiations of January 2001 89
An End to Peace Negotiations 95
Peace Process to War Process 97
5 THE ACTORS IN THE CONFLICT:
THE ISRAELI DEFENSE FORCES 99
The Israeli-Palestinian War versus the First Intifada 100
The Evolution of IDF Tactics 102
Key Phases in the Fighting 126
The Challenges the IDF Faced 129
A War of Assassinations 130
Assassinations before the War 130
Assassinations since the Start of the War 132
Israeli Security and Human Rights Issues 141
Security Methods and Tactics 147
Israeli Dissent in the Current War versus During
the First Intifada 154
Other Israeli Actors in the Conflict: Hard-Line Movements
and Extremists 156
Contents •$• vii
6 THE ACTORS IN THE CONFLICT:
THE PALESTINIAN FACTIONS ALIGNED
WITH THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY I 63
The Palestinian National Authority 164
The Palestinian Authority Security Services 164
IDF Attacks on the Palestinian Authority Security Forces 168
Palestinian Restructuring Efforts before Arafat s Death 171
Testing Abbas: The June 2003 Cease-Fire 176
Fatah 178
Tanzim 180
Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade 182
7 THE ACTORS IN THE CONFLICT:
THE PALESTINIAN FACTIONS THAT CHALLENGE PEACE
AND THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY 189
The Role of Hamas 190
Ideology and Belief Structure 190
History and Organization 191
Military and Paramilitary Elements within Hamas 192
Public Support for Hamas before the War 193
Hamas and the Onset of War 194
Evolving Tactics 195
Hamas and the Palestinian Authority 200
Hamas, the PA, and Israel s Attacks on Arafat 202
Hamas and the Abbas Government s Cease-Fire Efforts 202
Hamas and Palestinian Elections 204
Hamas and Foreign Support 205
The Role of the Islamic Jihad 208
History and Organization 208
The PI] during the Peace Process 209
Tactics during the Israeli-Palestinian War 211
The PI] and the Palestinian Authority 214
The PIJ and the Abbas Government s Cease-Fire Efforts 215
The PIJ and Foreign Support 216
The Role of Other Militant Opposition Factions 217
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine 219
viii ••• CONTENTS
8 THE OUTSIDE ACTORS THAT HAVE SHAPED
THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT 223
Outside Actors: The Hizbollah 223
Hizbollah Support of Palestinian Violence 224
The Risk of a Northern Front 226
Linkages to Syria, Lebanon, and Iran 230
The Hizbollah s Future Role 232
Outside Actors: Iran 233
Iran before the War 233
Iranian Support of Palestinian Militancy 234
Iran in the International War on Terror 235
Outside Actors: Syria 237
Syria during the Peace Process 237
Syria during the Israeli-Palestinian War 239
Syria s Changing Role in Lebanon 240
Outside Actors: Jordan 242
The Shaping of the Jordanian-Palestinian Relationship 243
Jordan and the Peace Process 244
Jordan and the Israeli-Palestinian War 246
Outside Actors: Iraq 249
Outside Actors: Egypt 250
9 A FAILED PEACE BECOMES OPEN WAR 253
The 1987-93 Intifada and the Israeli-Palestinian War 254
The Shift from a Two-Sided to a Four-Sided Struggle and the
Changing Military Equation 255
The Early Period of Open Warfare 257
The Mitchell Report 262
The Israeli and Palestinian Reaction 263
Ongoing Conflict 265
The June 2001 Bombings and Another Cease-Fire Attempt 268
Israel Steps Up Its Attacks on the Palestinian Authority 272
The Karine-A Affair and Israel Strikes at the Palestinian
Authority in Ramallah and Gaza 277
Crown Prince Abdullah s Peace Plan 282
Arafat Becomes an Enemy 288
The Bush Peace Plan 294
Contents ••• ix
The War at the Start of 2003: The Road Map and the Struggle
over Palestinian Reform 300
Continuing Both the War and the Road Map 305
The Sharon Withdrawal Plan 315
Prisoner Exchange as a Path to Peace? 317
The Fighting: January-July 2004 319
Peace, Exhaustion, and Conflict 323
10 CASUALTY TRENDS AND
THE COSTS OF THE WAR 325
The Butcher s Bill in Human Life 325
Casualties: ICT s Five Phases 329
The Social Costs of the War 334
The Economic Consequences of the War 335
West Bank and Gaza 335
Israel Proper 337
The Political Costs of the War 337
Israel Proper 338
The Palestinians 339
Improving the Costs 341
11 ISRAELI STRATEGY AND TACTICS:
ISOLATION, CONTAINMENT, AND THE SELECTIVE USE
OF CONVENTIONAL MILITARY POWER 343
Roadside Attacks and Retaliation 343
Attacks on Settlements and the IDF Response 344
Israeli Use of Helicopters and Aircraft 345
Ground Raids by the IDF 348
IDF Drives into the West Bank 349
Operation Defensive Shield 350
The Use of Large-Scale Arrests 352
Urban Warfare in Jenin 353
Countering Palestinian Arms Smuggling and Manufacturing 355
The Israeli Policy of Isolating the Palestinian Authority Leader,
Yasser Arafat 356
Attacks on the Palestinian Authority s Infrastructure and
Calls for Arafat s Overthrow 358
Israel s Evolving Tactics and the Fence 361
x •$• CONTENTS
12 THE PALESTINIAN RESPONSE: THE BATTLE
FOR PUBLIC OPINION AND THE CHALLENGE
OF REFORMING THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY 363
Suicide Bombings 364
Mortars and Rockets Enter the Conflict 366
The War of Perceptions: War by Other Means 368
Mohammed Aldura: A Case Study 370
Jenin: A Case Study 374
The Siege of Bethlehem: A Case Study 3 79
Israel s Counter Effort: Playing Up 381
Casualties and Destruction as Political Weapons 383
Rubber Bullets: A Case Study 383
House Demolitions: A Case Study 385
The Impact of Israeli Sensitivity to Casualties 388
Trends in the Political Battle for World Opinion 389
The Role of the Media in Forming Public Opinion 390
13 THE COURSE OF THE CONFLICT IN GAZA 393
Fighting in an Economic and Demographic Time Bomb 393
The Economic Consequences of the War in Gaza 407
Israeli Efforts to Improve the Containment and Security
of the Gaza Strip 408
Arms Smuggling into Gaza and the Rafah Tunnels 409
Construction of Tunnels 410
Fighting within Gaza 422
Israeli Withdrawal from the Settlements in Gaza 414
Looking toward the Future 417
14 THE COURSE OF THE CONFLICT IN THE
WEST BANK AND GREATER JERUSALEM 421
A Chronology of the Fighting in the West Bank and
Greater Jerusalem Area 421
The Geography and Demographics of the West Bank 429
A Palestinian Economic—Demographic Time Bomb? 431
The Settlement Issue 432
Israeli Tactics in a West Bank Conflict 435
The Palestinian Response 438
Contents •$• xi
Separation and Fences 439
Developing Separation and the Fence 440
Security Fence Progress and Separation 441
Fighting in the Jerusalem Area 448
15 CONFLICT IN ISRAEL PROPER 451
The Israeli Focus on Security Operations 451
The Palestinian Focus on Bombings 452
Cross-Border Shootings and Armed Infiltrations 457
Mortar Shelling and Rocket Attacks 460
Barriers, the Fence, and Separation 463
16 THE CONTINUING HOPE FOR PEACE:
THE QUARTET AND THE ROAD MAP 465
If Peace Does Come: The Cost of Living with Peace with Violence 465
Peace with Abuses versus Peace with Violence 467
The Dilemmas in Any New Palestinian Security Effort 468
The Potential Role of Neutral Observers in a Hot
Cease-Fire and Cold Peace 470
The Central Role of Economics 471
If Peace Should Fail: Violence Without Peace 472
Possible Israeli Tactics in a Prolonged Conflict 473
Prolonged Conflict and Separation 475
Escalating to Nowhere: The Uncertain Role of Other
States in a Prolonged Conflict 476
NOTES 479
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THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN WAR
ESCALATING TO NOWHERE
Anthony H Cordesman
with the assistance of Jennifer Moravitz
PUBLISHED IN COOPERATION WITH
THE CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
WASHINGTON, D C
I
PRAEGER SECURITY INTERNATIONAL
WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT • LONDON
Contents
TABLES AND FIGURES xm
INTRODUCTION XV
1 FROM PEACE TO WAR:
LAND FOR PEACE OR SETTLEMENTS FOR WAR?I
Problems in the Initial Framework for Peace 3
Rabin's Assassination and the Impact of Netanyahu 5
The Wye Agreement of 1998 6
The Sharm el-Sheikh Memorandum of September 4, 1999 8
The Continuing Growth of Israeli Settlements 10
The Problem of Palestinian Demographics and the
Palestinian Youth Explosion 17
2 FROM PEACE TO WAR:
TERRORISM FOR SETTLEMENTS 21
The Development of the Palestinian Authority and Its Pre-War
Struggle with Hamas and the PIJ 28
The Course of Violence and Terrorism During the Peace Process 30
Patterns in Palestinian Terrorism During the Peace Process 32
The Changing Effectiveness of the Palestinian Authority
Security Forces 34
The Organization of the Palestinian Security Forces in Gaza
and the West Bank 35
Arming the Palestinian Security Forces 37
The Development of Major Elements of the Palestinian
Security Forces 40
Divide and Keep Ineffective 41
The Arafat Problem 42
vi •$• CONTENTS
The Role of Israeli Security Forces and Palestinian-Israeli
Cooperation 42
The Role of the CIA 45
Looking Toward the Future 47
3THE FINAL SETTLEMENT ISSUES:
ASYMMETRIC VALUES amp; ASYMMETRIC WARFARE 49
The Palestinian Dilemma as a Have-Not Power 51
The Problem of Palestinian Sovereignty and the
Final Settlement Issues 51
The Problem of Demographics and the Right of Return 53
The Problem of Economics 56
The Problem of Jerusalem 59
The Problem of West Bank Security 64
The Problem of Water 67
4THE COLLAPSE OF THE PEACE PROCESS 71
The Forces That Led to the Beginning of the Israeli-Palestinian War 73
The Sharm el-Shiekh Summit of October 2000 78
The Taba Negotiations of January 2001 89
An End to Peace Negotiations 95
Peace Process to War Process 97
5 THE ACTORS IN THE CONFLICT:
THE ISRAELI DEFENSE FORCES 99
The Israeli-Palestinian War versus the First Intifada 100
The Evolution of IDF Tactics 102
Key Phases in the Fighting 126
The Challenges the IDF Faced 129
A War of Assassinations 130
Assassinations before the War 130
Assassinations since the Start of the War 132
Israeli Security and Human Rights Issues 141
Security Methods and Tactics 147
Israeli Dissent in the Current War versus During
the First Intifada 154
Other Israeli Actors in the Conflict: Hard-Line Movements
and Extremists 156
Contents •$• vii
6 THE ACTORS IN THE CONFLICT:
THE PALESTINIAN FACTIONS ALIGNED
WITH THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY I 63
The Palestinian National Authority 164
The Palestinian Authority Security Services 164
IDF Attacks on the Palestinian Authority Security Forces 168
Palestinian Restructuring Efforts before Arafat's Death 171
Testing Abbas: The June 2003 Cease-Fire 176
Fatah 178
Tanzim 180
Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade 182
7 THE ACTORS IN THE CONFLICT:
THE PALESTINIAN FACTIONS THAT CHALLENGE PEACE
AND THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY 189
The Role of Hamas 190
Ideology and Belief Structure 190
History and Organization 191
Military and Paramilitary Elements within Hamas 192
Public Support for Hamas before the War 193
Hamas and the Onset of War 194
Evolving Tactics 195
Hamas and the Palestinian Authority 200
Hamas, the PA, and Israel's Attacks on Arafat 202
Hamas and the Abbas Government's Cease-Fire Efforts 202
Hamas and Palestinian Elections 204
Hamas and Foreign Support 205
The Role of the Islamic Jihad 208
History and Organization 208
The PI] during the Peace Process 209
Tactics during the Israeli-Palestinian War 211
The PI] and the Palestinian Authority 214
The PIJ and the Abbas Government's Cease-Fire Efforts 215
The PIJ and Foreign Support 216
The Role of Other Militant Opposition Factions 217
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine 219
viii ••• CONTENTS
8 THE OUTSIDE ACTORS THAT HAVE SHAPED
THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT 223
Outside Actors: The Hizbollah 223
Hizbollah Support of Palestinian Violence 224
The Risk of a Northern Front 226
Linkages to Syria, Lebanon, and Iran 230
The Hizbollah's Future Role 232
Outside Actors: Iran 233
Iran before the War 233
Iranian Support of Palestinian Militancy 234
Iran in the International War on Terror 235
Outside Actors: Syria 237
Syria during the Peace Process 237
Syria during the Israeli-Palestinian War 239
Syria's Changing Role in Lebanon 240
Outside Actors: Jordan 242
The Shaping of the Jordanian-Palestinian Relationship 243
Jordan and the Peace Process 244
Jordan and the Israeli-Palestinian War 246
Outside Actors: Iraq 249
Outside Actors: Egypt 250
9 A FAILED PEACE BECOMES OPEN WAR 253
The 1987-93 Intifada and the Israeli-Palestinian War 254
The Shift from a Two-Sided to a Four-Sided Struggle and the
Changing Military Equation 255
The Early Period of Open Warfare 257
The Mitchell Report 262
The Israeli and Palestinian Reaction 263
Ongoing Conflict 265
The June 2001 Bombings and Another Cease-Fire Attempt 268
Israel Steps Up Its Attacks on the Palestinian Authority 272
The Karine-A Affair and Israel Strikes at the Palestinian
Authority in Ramallah and Gaza 277
Crown Prince Abdullah's Peace Plan 282
Arafat Becomes an Enemy 288
The Bush Peace Plan 294
Contents ••• ix
The War at the Start of 2003: The Road Map and the Struggle
over Palestinian Reform 300
Continuing Both the War and the Road Map 305
The Sharon Withdrawal Plan ' 315
Prisoner Exchange as a Path to Peace? 317
The Fighting: January-July 2004 319
Peace, Exhaustion, and Conflict 323
10 CASUALTY TRENDS AND
THE COSTS OF THE WAR 325
The Butcher's Bill in Human Life 325
Casualties: ICT's Five Phases 329
The Social Costs of the War 334
The Economic Consequences of the War 335
West Bank and Gaza 335
Israel Proper 337
The Political Costs of the War 337
Israel Proper 338
The Palestinians 339
Improving the Costs 341
11 ISRAELI STRATEGY AND TACTICS:
ISOLATION, CONTAINMENT, AND THE SELECTIVE USE
OF CONVENTIONAL MILITARY POWER 343
Roadside Attacks and Retaliation 343
Attacks on Settlements and the IDF Response 344
Israeli Use of Helicopters and Aircraft 345
Ground Raids by the IDF 348
IDF Drives into the West Bank 349
Operation Defensive Shield 350
The Use of Large-Scale Arrests 352
Urban Warfare in Jenin 353
Countering Palestinian Arms Smuggling and Manufacturing 355
The Israeli Policy of Isolating the Palestinian Authority Leader,
Yasser Arafat 356
Attacks on the Palestinian Authority's Infrastructure and
Calls for Arafat's Overthrow 358
Israel's Evolving Tactics and the Fence 361
x •$• CONTENTS
12 THE PALESTINIAN RESPONSE: THE BATTLE
FOR PUBLIC OPINION AND THE CHALLENGE
OF REFORMING THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY 363
Suicide Bombings 364
Mortars and Rockets Enter the Conflict 366
The War of Perceptions: War by Other Means 368
Mohammed Aldura: A Case Study 370
Jenin: A Case Study 374
The Siege of Bethlehem: A Case Study 3 79
Israel's Counter Effort: Playing Up 381
Casualties and Destruction as Political Weapons 383
Rubber Bullets: A Case Study 383
House Demolitions: A Case Study 385
The Impact of Israeli Sensitivity to Casualties 388
Trends in the Political Battle for World Opinion 389
The Role of the Media in Forming Public Opinion 390
13 THE COURSE OF THE CONFLICT IN GAZA 393
Fighting in an Economic and Demographic Time Bomb 393
The Economic Consequences of the War in Gaza 407
Israeli Efforts to Improve the Containment and Security
of the Gaza Strip 408
Arms Smuggling into Gaza and the Rafah Tunnels 409
Construction of Tunnels 410
Fighting within Gaza 422
Israeli Withdrawal from the Settlements in Gaza 414
Looking toward the Future 417
14 THE COURSE OF THE CONFLICT IN THE
WEST BANK AND GREATER JERUSALEM 421
A Chronology of the Fighting in the West Bank and
Greater Jerusalem Area 421
The Geography and Demographics of the West Bank 429
A Palestinian Economic—Demographic Time Bomb? 431
The Settlement Issue 432
Israeli Tactics in a West Bank Conflict 435
The Palestinian Response 438
Contents •$• xi
Separation and Fences 439
Developing Separation and the Fence 440
Security Fence Progress and Separation 441
Fighting in the Jerusalem Area 448
15 CONFLICT IN ISRAEL PROPER 451
The Israeli Focus on Security Operations 451
The Palestinian Focus on Bombings 452
Cross-Border Shootings and Armed Infiltrations 457
Mortar Shelling and Rocket Attacks 460
Barriers, the Fence, and Separation 463
16 THE CONTINUING HOPE FOR PEACE:
THE QUARTET AND THE ROAD MAP 465
If Peace Does Come: The Cost of Living with Peace with Violence 465
Peace with Abuses versus Peace with Violence 467
The Dilemmas in Any New Palestinian Security Effort 468
The Potential Role of Neutral Observers in a Hot
Cease-Fire and Cold Peace 470
The Central Role of Economics 471
If Peace Should Fail: Violence Without Peace 472
Possible Israeli Tactics in a Prolonged Conflict 473
Prolonged Conflict and Separation 475
Escalating to Nowhere: The Uncertain Role of Other
States in a Prolonged Conflict 476
NOTES 479 |
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
| index_date | 2024-07-02T14:15:02Z |
| indexdate | 2024-07-09T20:37:12Z |
| institution | BVB |
| isbn | 0275987582 |
| language | English |
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| physical | XVI, 545 S. graph. Darst., Kt. 25 cm |
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| spelling | Cordesman, Anthony H. 1939-2024 Verfasser (DE-588)132834979 aut The Israeli-Palestinian war escalating to nowhere Anthony H. Cordesman 1. publ. Westport, Conn. [u.a.] Praeger 2005 Washington, DC Published in cooperation with the Center for Strategic and International Studies XVI, 545 S. graph. Darst., Kt. 25 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Praeger security international Includes bibliographical references (p. 479-543) Nahostkonflikt Al-Aqsa Intifada, 2000- Arab-Israeli conflict Nahostkonflikt (DE-588)4041158-8 gnd rswk-swf Intifada 2000-2005 (DE-588)4665525-6 gnd rswk-swf Nahostkonflikt (DE-588)4041158-8 s DE-604 Intifada 2000-2005 (DE-588)4665525-6 s http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0514/2005016846.html Table of contents HEBIS Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=014716364&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Cordesman, Anthony H. 1939-2024 The Israeli-Palestinian war escalating to nowhere Nahostkonflikt Al-Aqsa Intifada, 2000- Arab-Israeli conflict Nahostkonflikt (DE-588)4041158-8 gnd Intifada 2000-2005 (DE-588)4665525-6 gnd |
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| title | The Israeli-Palestinian war escalating to nowhere |
| title_auth | The Israeli-Palestinian war escalating to nowhere |
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| title_full | The Israeli-Palestinian war escalating to nowhere Anthony H. Cordesman |
| title_fullStr | The Israeli-Palestinian war escalating to nowhere Anthony H. Cordesman |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Israeli-Palestinian war escalating to nowhere Anthony H. Cordesman |
| title_short | The Israeli-Palestinian war |
| title_sort | the israeli palestinian war escalating to nowhere |
| title_sub | escalating to nowhere |
| topic | Nahostkonflikt Al-Aqsa Intifada, 2000- Arab-Israeli conflict Nahostkonflikt (DE-588)4041158-8 gnd Intifada 2000-2005 (DE-588)4665525-6 gnd |
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