"Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

NGO Monitor reports that dozens of anti-Israel BDS projects are being financed by the European Union each year.

US President Trump and Israel's PM Netanyahu had a "nice" talk on the phone about Iran and who knows what else. They'll meet sometime in February.

The vote on annexation of Ma'ale Adumim was unanimously postponed until the prime minister meets with the new US president.

Palestinian Authority Arabs burned pictures of US President Donald Trump while PA leader Mahmoud Abbas sent a note of "peace" and congratulations to the new president.

Prof. Steven Plaut, z'l, passed away at the age of 65 after a years-long battle with cancer.

Netanyahu objects to annexing Ma'ale Adumim at this point, because he is weary of offending the new president by taking for granted his approval to such a sea change.

One day after the anti-Israel Paris summit, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister says his government's "interests align" with those of US President-elect Donald Trump.

Rhodes recently raised many eyebrows when he enlightened reporters about the 'tens of thousands' of Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria

Russia is brokering reconciliation talks between Hamas and Fatah in Moscow; both ask for help with the new US president-elect.

Isaac Herzog said that 'recently there has been a certain attempt to dim Peres' peace doctrine; his faith in the two-state vision and [his efforts to achieve] a comprehensive peace with our Palestinian neighbors.'

EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini politely warned incoming US President Trump not to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem.

Germany's foreign minister says negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority can't be "undermined by construction of settlements."

Israeli security forces arrested 13 Hamas terrorists and raided headquarters in Ramallah and Binyamin to trim back the group's infrastructure.

Jared Kushner is a man who knows how to keep a grudge, and knows the secret of revenge being best served ice cold. Don't underestimate him, don't mess with him, don't take him for granted.

Palestinian Authority Arab attacks on Israeli motorists continue to escalate with every international expression of support for PA leader Mahmoud Abbas and his efforts to evade direct talks with Israel.

The UK did not sign the Paris joint declaration, which reaffirms UN Security Council resolution 2334.

Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May looked to the future of her country and deferred to US President-elect Donald Trump on Paris.

The rally attracted protesters from across Europe: France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, who raised Israeli flags and signs supporting Israel.

In the tradition of the 1938 Munich agreement between the Germans and the British, the envisioned solution is being put together by anyone but those directly affected by it.

Foreign ministry officials are bracing for whatever will result from the so-called Paris 'peace conference' -- knowing the outcome least likely to result is peace.

Israel's Foreign Ministry tweets: #Paris is truly beautiful this time of year but only way to reach lasting #Peace is direct bilateral negotiations.

Jason Greenblatt, an adviser to US President-elect Donald Trump, says NY businessperson Daniel Arbess "has nothing to do with" their team.

If UNSCR 2334 upset you, another one may be just a week away, and it is far worse.

Jamaica's PM Holness says his people live in a "zone of peace" and offered condolences on the terror attack in Jerusalem.

The Woodmont Country Club is extremely expensive and has the best golf courses in the Washington DC area.

Two leading Republican senators and former presidential contenders are "hitting back" at the Obama White House over Israel.

Once again, official PA media honored a killer with the supreme Islamic honor of calling him a “shahid.”

Israel will not be bullied into actions that will endanger its citizens anywhere they live, said DM Liberman.

The EU statement condemning Sunday's terror attack in Jerusalem was dated 5 pm that day, but wasn't emailed until more than 18 hours later.

A deputy spokesperson for the US State Department condemned the murderous terror attack that left four Israelis dead in Jerusalem.