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Dr Nimrod Goren
Dr Nimrod Goren
Dr Nimrod Goren is director of the Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies (Mitvim)
Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem in 2013. (Photo By Matty Stern/State Department/Sipa USA)
January 18, 2021, 2:48 pm
OPINION: Biden’s arrival should nudge Israel to re-engage in peace
With the President-Elect being inaugurated this week, Nimrod Goren of Mitvim reflects on Biden's chance to reset America’s moral compass and push for a new foreign policy
By Nimrod Goren
Benjamin Netanyahu during a press conference announcing the planned annexation, in September 2019
July 14, 2020, 9:46 am
OPINION: Why Israel should avoid annexation
Dr Nimrod Goren says annexation will weaken prospects for a peace with the Palestinians and create a rift between Israel, Europe and the wider region
By Nimrod Goren
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepares to cast his ballot during the Israeli elections, at a polling station in Jerusalem. (Photo by: Alex kolomoisky-JINIPIX)
September 18, 2019, 9:42 am
Netanyahu’s dominant grip is coming to an end
Following the second election of 2019, Dr. Nimrod Goren of Mitvim says that the vote didn't tell us who the next Prime Minister is, but it may indicate the end of King Bibi
By Nimrod Goren
An election campaign billboard of the ruling Likud party reading 'Netanyahu is a different league' shows Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) and US President Donald Trump (L) shake hands at the entrance to Jerusalem, Israel, 03 February 2019. Israel will go to early elections on 09 April 2019. Photo by: JINIPIX
April 10, 2019, 9:49 am
Analysis: Trump gives Israel’s ‘master statesman’ license to carry on
Dr Nimrod Goren, director of the Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies, reflects on the implications of another term of Benjamin Netanyahu in office
By Nimrod Goren
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