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Le décompte des victimes à Gaza : des chiffres qui parlent d’eux-mêmes ?
Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Les dossiers du CERI, Defense policy, Expertise, International organizations, Power, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Louise Beaumais
« Le risque d’une extension régionale du conflit ne fera que s’accentuer à mesure que la guerre s’éternisera ». Entretien avec Stéphane Lacroix.
Egypt, Iran, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Les dossiers du CERI, Foreign policy, International security, Nationalism, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Propos recueillis par Corinne Deloy
« Je me demande si l’on n’assiste pas chez certains à l’épuisement de l’empathie qu’une partie du monde occidental manifestait pour les Juifs ». Entretien avec Marc Lazar
Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Collective mobilizations, Les dossiers du CERI, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Propos recueillis par Corinne Deloy
Israël, Gaza et leurs voisins arabes. Entretien avec Eberhard Kienle
Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Middle East, Palestine, Syria, Borders, Les dossiers du CERI, Foreign policy, International security, Memory and politics of the past, Nationalism, Peace / Peacekeeping, Security policy, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Propos recueillis par Corinne Deloy
Hamas : risques et périls de l'appellation « terroriste »
Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Collective mobilizations, Les dossiers du CERI, Crime, Defense policy, Diasporas, Ethics, Fight against crime and corruption, International security, Law, Nationalism, Security policy, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Iris Lambert
La Chine face aux attaques du 7 octobre 2023
China, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Les dossiers du CERI, Conflict resolution, International security, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Quentin Couvreur
Le soutien des Palestiniens à l'offensive du 7 octobre, un soutien à la résistance face à l'occupation israélienne. Entretien avec Sarah Daoud
Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Borders, Les dossiers du CERI, International security, Nationalism, Sovereignty, Territory, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Propos recueillis par Corinne Deloy
La Turquie face à la nouvelle guerre israélo-palestinienne : une neutralité impossible
Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Turkey, Les dossiers du CERI, Conflict resolution, International security, Power, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts
Les services de renseignement et l’armée ont baissé la garde, bercés par l’illusion que le Hamas n’avait aucun intérêt à une confrontation majeure avec Israël. Entretien avec Samy Cohen
Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Les dossiers du CERI, Defense policy, International security, Security policy, Sovereignty, State, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Propos recueillis par Corinne Deloy
La question des otages, nouveau pivot du conflit. Entretien avec Ariel Colonomos
Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Les dossiers du CERI, Defense policy, Ethics, Human rights, International security, Security policy, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Propos recueillis par Corinne Deloy
Le conflit israélo-arabe dans le complexe de sécurité régional du Golfe
Iran, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Les dossiers du CERI, Foreign policy, International security, Nationalism, Regional integration, Security policy, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Laurence Louër
La société israélienne vit aujourd’hui un moment hors normes Entretien avec Alain Dieckhoff
Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Borders, Les dossiers du CERI, Defense policy, International security, Nationalism, Security policy, Territory, Terrorism, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Propos recueillis par Corinne Deloy
Palestine: From an untraceable State to an impossible nation. What purpose do Palestinian leaders serve?
Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Conflict resolution, Les études du CERI, Democratization, Governance, Peace / Peacekeeping, Politics / Political Systems, Sovereignty, State, Territory, Violence, Wars / Conflicts

Laetitia Bucaille

Today, the creation of a Palestinian state appears to be a distant possibility: the international community rejected to manage the issue, and the leadership in these territories weakened because of its divisions, revealing their inability to advance. Both the political and the territorial partition between the Gaza strip, governed by the Hamas and the West Bank, under Palestinian authority in line with Fatah, reveal a profound crisis that questions the very contours of Palestinian politics. It also shows that Hamas’ integration in the political game made it impossible to pursue the security subcontacting system. Maintaining the system avoids reconstructing the Palestinian political community, and makes it difficult to develop a strategy that moves towards sovereignty. Since October 2015, the popular and pacific resistance project has been shelved by the return of the violence against Israeli civilians. The Palestinian leadership counts on internationalization of the cause, which has shown mediocre results. Will the replacement of Mahmoud Abbas by his competitors permit to leave the rut?

La réforme des checkpoints israéliens : externalisation, marchandisation et redéploiement de l'Etat
Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Borders, Les études du CERI, Privatizations, Security policy, State, Violence

Shira Havkin

Since 2006 the checkpoints along the borders of the West Bank and the Gaza strip have been reorganized and equipped with a new technological platform. They are now managed by private security firms. The instigators of these reforms speak of the "civilianization" of the checkpoints and justify their program on economic, organizational and humanitarian grounds. This detailed study of the concrete means by which the management of the Israeli checkpoints has been outsourced and commodified enables one to establish links between the evolution of Israeli society in terms of the relationship between the State, the market and society and the actual changes in the operation of the occupation. It would appear that this is not a case of the State receding in the face of market forces in a zero sum game. Rather it is the redeployment in a neoliberal context of the State in which it has adopted the uniquely Israeli layering of the public and the private, the national and the international, the State and civil society.

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