Opinion: Jason Greenblatt: There Is a Path for Gaza
“The United States, as we have said many times, cares for the Palestinian people and wants to help, but we will not empower a regime… Read More ›
“The United States, as we have said many times, cares for the Palestinian people and wants to help, but we will not empower a regime… Read More ›
Supreme Court rules American student Lara Alqasem can stay and study in Israel, despite past BDS ties; ruling overturns lower court decision backing government; Lawyers:… Read More ›
Meetings said to address efforts at reconciliation between Hamas and Fatah, as well as a possible truce with Israel Hamas’s political chief, Ismail Haniyeh,… Read More ›
The annual Gala for Sheba Medical has raised over a million dollars. The Gala was hosted by Jason Alexander and was chaired by Benjamin Boston… Read More ›
Op-ed: While the government preserves the existing state of affairs, leading to a continuing erosion of security and to an escalation potential—as demonstrated by recent… Read More ›
Sha’ar HaNegev Regional Council announces ‘return to normalcy’ a day after rockets from Strip raised possibility of large-scale military conflict After thousands of residents… Read More ›
Both Israel and Hamas wanted quiet, they simply couldn’t agree on the terms for such a cessation of hostilities, settling instead of a series of… Read More ›
Following a rocket attack on Be’er Sheva, energy minister says Hamas must be hit with ‘a painful, but limited in scope, blow,’ adding ‘comprehensive war’… Read More ›
Liberman has urged cabinet to okay ‘serious blow’ to Hamas in Gaza, believes large military campaign could bring 4-5 years of calm A senior… Read More ›
Op-ed: The marriage between Lucy Aharish and Tsahi Halevi, an Arab-Israeli Muslim and a Jew, is a joyous occasion. The state may not recognize interfaith… Read More ›
Yakoub Rabi, 52, insists that settlers hurled a stone at his car, which hit his wife Aisha’s head, killing her, last Friday night; Israeli authorities… Read More ›
Washington – Sen. Robert Menendez hardly needs to establish his pro-Israel bona fides: He is guaranteed a standing ovation every time he appears at… Read More ›
Sunday’s murder followed closely on the heels of another murder of a Netanya woman only last week, when Aliza Shpak was murdered by her ex-husband.… Read More ›
Op-ed: The entry of fuel into Gaza did not succeed in bringing about calm. If anything, Friday’s protests were an escalation as the fence was… Read More ›
Member of Proud Boys clash with counter-protesters; governor tells group ‘New York has zero tolerance for your BS’ Three men were arrested Friday night… Read More ›
After an especially violent weekend, the Prime Minister used the cabinet meeting to send a warning to Hamas. If Hamas does not stop its… Read More ›
The defense minister insists that after months of violent border riots and incendiary balloons terror, Israel exhausted all options and reached the point of no… Read More ›
United Nations – An Israeli government study shared with Washington argues that Palestinian refugees number in the thousands, not the millions designated by a… Read More ›
“It is certainly not in our interests to see the status of the Saudi government diminished in Washington.” Here’s the rule: If some major… Read More ›
Op-ed: Using tough diplomacy to achieve important American objectives, while at the same time calling out hypocrisy at the UN, Nikki Haley is leaving on… Read More ›