United States Try to Revive Peace Talks
The Obama Administration proposes concessions to Israel in order to revitalize the moribund peace talks.
The Obama Administration proposes concessions to Israel in order to revitalize the moribund peace talks.
The United States need to bring Hamas into the Middle East peace process.
In his General Assembly address, the Palestinian Authority President appeared to have little faith in the ongoing negotiations with Israel.
In a strange and twisted way, Hamas’ latest terrorist attack on the West Bank may show a willingness to negotiate.
Sure, the peacemaking environment is better today than it was over the past decade. How can it get any worse?
Former British prime minister Tony Blair appeared on ABC’s This Week to talk about bringing the Israelis and Palestinians together.
One again an American president is flying in the leaders of Israel and the Palestinians to negotiate a peace.
The Obama Administration’s Middle East policy appears to have swung from the slightly idealistic to the definitively realistic in recent weeks, with the opposition continuing to denounce the supposed naiveté of the president’s intentions. Barack Obama began his offensive in Cairo, Egypt last year where he called upon the Muslim world to end “the cycle […]
The economic factor tends to be overlooked in discussions of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It shouldn’t be.
David Petraeus asks that the Palestinian territories be placed under his Central Command.
The president admits he may have underestimated the challenges of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
Where last month the European Council decreed that there can only be a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with Jerusalem as capital of both nations, American envoy to the Middle East George Mitchell is more nuanced, stating that Israel “annexed” East Jerusalem so that “for the Israelis, what they’re building in, is in part […]
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz has revealed the peace plan that former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert offered the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in September of last year. “Abbas did not respond, and negotiations ended,” according to Haaretz. The peace plan encompassed an exchange of land, with Israel gaining Jerusalem and a little over 6 percent of […]
After conferring for two days in Brussels the foreign ministers of the European Union called for “the urgent resumption of negotiations that will lead […] to a two-state solution with the State of Israel and an independent, democratic, contiguous and viable State of Palestine, living side by side in peace and security.” With a soon-to-be-appointed […]
Even The New York Times admits the president’s credibility in the Middle East has been diminished.