Amir Rotem

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Palestinian children fill jerrycans with drinking water in the Rafah Refugee Camp in the southern Gaza Strip, June 11, 2017. (Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash90)
Three years after Protective Edge, Gaza is in free fall
As internal Palestinian rifts take a heavy toll on Gazans and as shifting geopolitics in the Gulf affect quality of life in Deir al-Balah, Israel is again missing an opportunity to harness the future of its relationship with Gaza. By Amir Rotem The ceasefire agreement that ended Operation Protective Edge went into effect on August…
By +972 Magazine August 25, 2017
Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Obama in the Oval Office, March 2012 (photo: The White House / Flickr)
What Netanyahu can easily offer Obama on Gaza
Three ‘gestures’ Israel can easily make that will radically improve the lives of at least thousands of Palestinians — all without compromising one inch on its own security concerns. By Amir Rotem In the hall of mirrors that is international diplomacy, all is being polished for the Netanyahu-Obama summit. Lists of gifts the two are…
By +972 Magazine November 9, 2015
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