Bibliography – My Writings on Arabs Appreciating Israel

by Daniel Pipes
Wed, 2 Jan 2008
updated Fri, 15 Feb 2008

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Amid the fury and violence of the Arab-Israeli conflict, a not-insignficant number of Palestinians, Arabs, and Muslims maintain a high regard for the Jewish state. They represent the potential solution to this problem, so their views are more important than eccentric. Let us hope they augur a better future. In the meantime, here, in chronological order, updated as needed, are my writings on the subject:

"Palestinians Who Praise Israel." Forward, 11 February 1994. A post-Oslo declaration report, finding a ray of hope among the massive condemnations.
"Canada's Pro-Israel Muslims." DanielPipes.org, August 26, 2004. Report on postive results from Canadian survey research.
"The Hell of Israel Is Better than the Paradise of Arafat," Middle East Quarterly, Spring 2005. My main documentation of Palestinians who think well of Israel. The article contains two topics, "No Thank You, Palestinian Authority" and "Preferring Israel to the Arab Regimes."
"Hamas is Worse than Israel, Worse than Sharon'." DanielPipes.org, April 13, 2005. A weblog entry that continuously updates this topic.
"Palestinians Who Cling to Israel." July 6, 2005. Summarizes the Middle East Quarterly article.
"Palestinians Who Prefer Israel." The Jerusalem Post, January 2, 2008. Documents the Palestinian response to an Israeli initiative to withdraw from parts of Jerusalem.

(January 2, 2008)

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