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- Maps: Palestinian Built-Up Area in Area C 2026
- Graphs: Jewish Israelis’ Attitudes Toward Settler Violence, 2024–2026
- Surveys: Sep25 – Jewish public survey
- In the media: “Do You Really Know the Reality of the Conflict?”, Dr. Shaul Arieli, JOKOPOST, October 31, 2026
- Maps: Land Grabbing by Illegal Farms 2026
- Graphs: Attitudes Toward Settler Violence: Jewish Israelis and Settlers
- Surveys: Victims of Crimes in the Arab Population, 2012–2025
- In the media: “The Sea Is the Same Sea,” Shamir Said. History Proved Exactly the Opposite, Dr. Shaul Arieli, Haaretz, October 8, 2026
- Maps: Palestinian Built-Up Area in Area C 2026
- Graphs: Jewish Israelis’ Attitudes Toward Settler Violence, 2024–2026
- Surveys: Sep25 – Jewish public survey
- In the media: “Do You Really Know the Reality of the Conflict?”, Dr. Shaul Arieli, JOKOPOST, October 31, 2026
- Maps: Land Grabbing by Illegal Farms 2026
- Graphs: Attitudes Toward Settler Violence: Jewish Israelis and Settlers
- Surveys: Victims of Crimes in the Arab Population, 2012–2025
- In the media: “The Sea Is the Same Sea,” Shamir Said. History Proved Exactly the Opposite, Dr. Shaul Arieli, Haaretz, October 8, 2026
The T-Politography Research Group for the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
The Israeli Palestinian conflict is a complex, multifaceted phenomenon that is often conceptualized in oversimplified unidimensional terms. The necessary information and data that is required to fully understand the conflict is difficult to obtain and is sometimes unavailable. Even when such data is available, decision-makers may struggle to make sense of it. T-Politography was developed to accumulate the relevant data in one platform and to present the data and its derivatives in an accessible and user-friendly form.
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31.10.2026“Do You Really Know the Reality of the Conflict?”, Dr. Shaul Arieli, JOKOPOST, October 31, 2026
08.10.2026“The Sea Is the Same Sea,” Shamir Said. History Proved Exactly the Opposite, Dr. Shaul Arieli, Haaretz, October 8, 2026
08.10.2026“The Sea Is the Same Sea,” Shamir Said. History Proved Exactly the Opposite, Dr. Shaul Arieli, Haaretz, October 8, 2026
01.09.2026“A Policy That Breaks Up the West Bank Into Islands Does Not Create Stability, Not for Palestinians and Not for Israelis”, Dr. Shaul Arieli, Haaretz, 01/09/2026
01.09.2025Is the Two-State solution Realistic? – 3Sat – 1.9.25
01.09.2025Is the Two-State solution Realistic? – 3Sat – 1.9.25
25.08.2025Tiny Patch of West Bank Land Fuels Dreams of Greater Israel – The NY Times – 25.8.25
10.08.2025Hamas’ own data contradicts genocide allegations against Israel – Israel Ha’yom
03.07.20253.7.25 – Newsweek
31.05.202531.5.25 – CNN
28.12.2024Ynet – Nov 4 2024
28.12.2024Maariv
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T-Politography Team
Col. (Ret.) Dr. Shaul Arieli
Col. (Ret.) Dr. Shaul Arieli is the CEO of Tamrur Research Group and a leading researcher of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and is one of Israel’s leading experts on border demarcation and the separation barrier.
Prof. Gilad Hirschberger
Prof. Gilad Hirschberger is a social and political psychologist at the Baruch Ivcher School of Psychology at Reichman University, and co-director of Tamrur Research Group.
Prof. Sivan Hirsch-Hoefler
Sivan Hirsch-Hoefler is Associate Professor at the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy, Reichman University (IDC Herzliya), and co-director of Tamrur Research Group.
Gili Dekel
Gili Dekel holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration and Policy from Reichman University. She serves as VP of Operations and Data Manager at Tamrur Research Group.