Ariel Center for Policy Research

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According to the Center's web site, "The Ariel Center for Policy Research (ACPR) was established in 1997 as a non-profit, non-partisan organization, committed to stimulating and informing the national and international debates concerning all aspects of security policy - notably those policies which are an outcome of the political process started in Oslo and subsequently called the Peace Process.

"Peace is a noble challenge and there is no other nation in the world which needs peace more than Israel. However, a true peace can only be obtained in the Middle East if Israeli security and national interests are safeguarded. A peace which will force Israel to its pre-1967 borders, i.e. losing those territorial assets critically needed for the very existence of the Jewish State will not be but a recipe for war.

"The ACPR has taken upon itself to help crystallize a strategic design for the State of Israel. This will be presented to the policy-makers and general public by various means. Among them, research and policy papers, forums of experts, video and film productions, an internet site, publishing house and a major journal of strategic thought."

Comment

The ACPR web site contains a section regarding two appearances "on the Hill" by ACPR, both in 1997 for Congressman Jim Saxon and Congressman Bill McCollum, as well as a section entitled "Isreal's Friends", which consists of three speeches made by Thomas D. DeLay (R-Tx), House Majority Leader.

Researchers / Contributing Experts

"Presently, the ACPR does not employ a regular group of researchers, but rather orders specific research projects and policy papers from a pool of internationally renowned experts on the Middle East and related strategic affairs."

Contributing Experts for ACPR include:

Board of Directors

Advisory Council

Chairman, Special Projects

  • Yoram Ettinger

Director

  • Arieh Stav

Publications

"Through publication of Nativ, the Executive Board and the Editorial Board of the Ariel Center for Policy Research (ACPR) seek to establish a journal of incisive discussion on all cultural and political questions concerning the Jewish state and the Jewish people."

Contact

Ariel Center for Policy Research
P.O. Box 830
Shaarei Tikva 44810
Israel
Phone: 972-3-906-3920
FAX: 972-3-906-3905
Email: info ATacpr.org.il
URL: www.acpr.org.il