Tag: agreement
An Apology
Dear Ann,
I got a lot out of your article on line, relating to how to deal with a toxic person...
Quick Takes: News From Israel You May Have Missed
Palestinian negotiators drafting an agreement behind the scenes with Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's office have made clear they will not accept any final peace...
Polish Leaders In New York And Israel
Last week, President Lech Kaczynski of Poland visited Israel, where he participated in many events in support of Israel and the Jewish community in Poland.
Letters To The Editor
Saving Lives Cheryl Kupfer is not only a great columnist, she has a heart of gold. When I recently submitted a piece on a...
The Sound Of Silence
Silence is assent, or so the saying goes. Yet, in today's world, does someone's silence mean agreement?
The Disengagement Deal
On the eve of the unilateral Gaza withdrawal, Ariel Sharon explained his action to the Israeli newspaper Yediot Aharonot:
A Non-Nuanced Middle East Peace Plan
In the October 7, 2004 issue of The New York Review of Books, Rob Malley, who was part of the U.S. team at Camp David, reviewed Dennis Ross's book on the peace process (The Missing Peace) and came to a conclusion very different from Ross.
Understanding The Sharon Plan
Since he was elected three years ago, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has expressed skepticism that a permanent settlement with the Palestinians is possible, and has instead sought an interim agreement.
Second Thoughts? An Interview With Shlomo Ben Ami
Shlomo Ben Ami was Israel's foreign minister under Ehud Barak and served as the lead Israeli negotiator at the Camp David summit in 2000.
In The Matter Of The United States Of America Against Abu Abbas
The Palestinian Authority's call for the United States to release captured Achille Lauro thug Abu Abbas is not only the height of cynicism but is also a virtual declaration that they are free to target anyone and anything, at a time and place of their choosing, in the name of Palestinian nationalism.