Academic Henry Siegman writes in a scathing editorial for Foreign Policy that Washington must know that, given Israel's right-wing leadership, Palestinians...
Reporter Joseph Dana describes a Friday in Nabi Saleh, where Israeli soldiers patrol the village to prevent its residents from coming out in largely non-violent...
In a final peace deal between Israelis and Palestinians, will the Israeli military be able to enforce political compromises against the settler movement,...
Nobody should be surprised that Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip are underwhelmed by the invitation Washington has extended to its...
Last week’s victory of Benyamin Netanyahu and his right-wing allies at the polls in Israel--what amounts to the shrinking of left and center-left parties--is...
The increase in Palestinian resistance to Israel’s attempts to change the status quo in occupied east Jerusalem and its holy sites has put the divided...
The seemingly inevitable resignation of Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad has left Palestinians in the occupied territories, and their president,...
There are numerous reasons to be worried about stability in the West Bank and the March 20 visit of US President Barack Obama to the region comes at a...
Author Saree Makdisi lays out in the New York Times how Israel is sealing the fate of the two-state solution, and why one state where Jews and Palestinians...
The new status of Palestine at the United Nations, combined with the (albeit relative and temporary) improvement in his public standing provides President...
The combination of US President Barack Obama’s abandonment of the Middle East peace process and Republican candidate Mitt Romney’s exaggerated support...
Writing in the New York Review of Books, David Shulman traces a direct line between the destruction and emptying of Palestinian villages during Israel's...
In this moving account at the Electronic Intifada, Fidaa Elaydi describes their first meeting when she travels home to Gaza to welcome him home after his...
In a comment for the +972 blog, Omar Rahman explains why the current transitional period on Palestinian politics is leading to a debate over "normalization"...
