Violence Hits Israel’s Borders
Clashes between Israeli troops and Palestinian demonstrators result in twelve dead and a two-state solution still far off.
Clashes between Israeli troops and Palestinian demonstrators result in twelve dead and a two-state solution still far off.
The Egyptian presidential candidate said to favor a foreign policy that reflects the “consensus of the people.”
Richard Goldstone retracts a central claim of his UN report but Israel and Hamas remain responsible for investigating war crimes.
A horrific crime in the West Bank rehashes old wounds between the Israeli and Palestinian communities.
The United States condemn Israeli settlement activity yet block a resolution condemning it.
Yet the United States veto a resolution condemning Israeli settlement construction.
Two Iranian warships are planning to traverse the Suez Canal. Israel regards the move as a provocation.
Are rules of engagement are too loose in the West Bank?
The discovery of an Israeli espionage device in the mountains of Beirut brings Hezbollah and the Lebanese government closer together.
New details from Newsweek over the weekend get to the heart of why direct peace talks collapsed after three meetings.
An American deal with Israel to suspend settlement construction had become “an end in itself”.
Israel gets $3 billion in fighter planes, while Washington gets ninety days to make something happen in the peace process.
The Obama Administration proposes concessions to Israel in order to revitalize the moribund peace talks.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton meets with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in New York to discuss the peace process.
A day after Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu smile together, Israel and the United States are at odds again.