Were Palestinians to declare statehood, argues Shlomo Avineri in Haaretz, not much would change on the ground, but negotiations would proceed between two...
The city of Nablus was once the industrial capital of the West Bank, teeming with the processing of agricultural products and goods produced in local factories.
Former two-time US ambassador to Israel, Martin Indyk, explains why the decisions Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has to make, will determine the future...
US President Barack Obama's Nuclear Security Summit was a high-yield event for Israel, with little of the diplomatic fallout that made the country's leaders...
There is a great opportunity in the next few months to reach a just peace between Israelis and Palestinians, argues Palestinian government spokesperson...
In this skathing look at the ties between the United States government and the Israeli lobbying group AIPAC, Dan Lieberman questions why US officials continue...
Columnist Conn Hallinan takes a look at the tension and tough talk between Israel and Lebanon, which many fear could spring from saber rattling total war.
Within negotiations between Palestinians and Israelis it is often considered that Israel will keep certain settlement blocs in the West Bank and East Jerusalem,...
Saudi Arabia may share Israel's concern over Iran, but more important is its worry about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, writes Judith Miller in the...
Israel's political left and peace groups were once a substantial force in Israeli society. However, since the collapse of the Oslo Accords, those voices...
RAMALLAH, March 17 (JMCC) - Underlying the latest US-Israel spat over settlements is the deeper -- real -- problem, writes columnist Thomas Friedman.
There...
In this article, British legal expert Sir Geoffrey Bindman, explains the merits of universal jurisdiction and why a hasty response by the British government...
