Publications
In 2006, ATFP published a volume summarizing its efforts and positions to date, Principles and Pragmatism: Key Documents from the American Task Force on Palestine, edited by Board Member Saliba Sarsar, Associate Vice President of Monmouth University, and Hussein Ibish, a senior fellow at the Task Force. The Task Force had previously issued its “Palestine - Israel 101” power-point slideshow on the history of the conflict and prospects for peace in the region. ATFP has also created a brief video on the history of Palestinian Americans, “Snapshots of Palestinian Americans.”
In 2009, ATFP Senior Fellow Hussein Ibish published the book "What’s Wrong with the One-State Agenda?" (ATFP, 2009). It offers the first sustained critique from a pro-Palestinian point of view of the idea of creating a single state for all Israelis and Palestinians instead of the goal of ending the occupation and forging a negotiated peace agreement with Israel.
ATFP has also published numerous issue and policy analysis papers.
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