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Daniel Pipes Mideast scholar and founder and director of Middle East Forum
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Michael Oren Israeli historian and author of "Power, Faith and Fantasy"
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Yuval Steinitz Israeli Knesset member (Likud), past chair Foreign Affairs & Defense Committee
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Nitsana Leitner Director of Israel Law Center, which sues terror organizations in civilian courts
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Itamar Marcus Founder and director of Palestinian Media Watch
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Khaled Abu Toameh Chief Palestinian Affairs writer for the Jerusalem Post
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Larry Diamond Hoover Institution scholar, served as senior advisor to provisional gov't in Iraq
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Uzi Dayan Major General in the IDF, National Security Advisor to Prime Ministers Ehud Barak and Ariel Sharon
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Ra'anan Gissin Israeli security analyst, former chief media advisor to PM Ariel Sharon
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David Gilbert Middle East journalist based in Israel
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Aryeh Green Former advisor to Natan Sharansky, now promotes accurate media coverage of Israel
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Josef Joffe Middle East scholar, editor and publisher of German news weekly "Die Zeit"
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Israel Danziger Head of Mishmeret Yesha, whch trains Israelis in self defense against terrorists
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Brigitte Gabriel Lebanese Christian, survivor of Lebanese civil war, critic of Islam
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Israel at 60 Celebrating Israel Independence Day at Stanford U, with interviews of student activists
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“Spotlight on the Middle East” was a cable TV series produced by a group of friends in Palo Alto California from 2005 to 2008.
The goal was to take a deeper look at the many conflicts in the Middle East, particularly those involving Israel, and try to understand the driving forces behind them.
Martin Wasserman was the main host of the program, and some of his interviews have been preserved on this website. Click on a picture or a name to see the interview.
Click here for information about some of the other people involved in the program