Tag: IsraeliPalestinian peace process

The 16th district includes the northern Bronx and the southern half of Westchester County, including the suburban cities of Mount Vernon, Yonkers, New Rochelle, and Rye.

There has been a critical diversion from President Trump's original laissez faire approach, when said that he was not a party to his proposed peace agreement, the Israelis and Palestinians should decide for themselves.

Should the president delete his conviction, Olmert could return to political life at once.

Last week, settlement leaders said Prime Minister Netanyahu told them there are some technical differences within the US administration.

One thing is already clear: no one in Israel is going to annex anything this coming week.

While the plan is currently being offered by Israel's greatest friend in the White House, ever, we must wonder how things would look like under, say, President Bernie Sanders.

It should be noted that the Abbas speech received very little attention in Israel's media.

84% of Jewish Israelis noted that it was important for Israel to achieve victory against the Palestinians. As for whether Israel was currently winning the conflict, fewer than 10% felt this was the case.

Instead of working to mend the ties of the Democratic party with Israel, J Street rejoices in making the split even wider.

“The economic plan only works if the region supports it. This is a very important part of the overall equation."

Now, you tell me this is not the saddest report about the saddest politician in the Middle East, saying irrelevant, previous-century stuff to a cabinet of moth-eaten stuffed shirts as time passes him by.

In 2015, Barenboim announced his plans to take the Berlin State Opera with him to Tehran in celebration of the nuclear deal with the Islamic Republic. Iran said Thanks but no thanks in response.

Boomerang's Weekly Terror Report, Feb. 7 - 14, in memory of Ori Ansbacher.

According to rumors, the new peace plan includes handing the new PA government—whether as a fully realized state or something less than that—the eastern part of Jerusalem to be turned into its future capital.

The Trump deal also calls for keeping Israeli settlements intact, hands Israeli control of the Judea and Samaria border crossings into Jordan, as well as security, water and the entire Jordan Valley.

Thank you, General Mattis, you are an honorable man and we're so glad we didn't have to get into a fight with you over the boundaries of our homeland.

The Times interview took place on the 25th anniversary of the Oslo accords.

It turns out President Obama's decision to betray Israel at the UN Security Council was in response to President Elect Donald Trump's announcement of appointing David Friedman his ambassador to Israel.

Erekat said the decision to cut aid “is a sign that [Washington] has abandoned its international obligations.”

Erekat blamed the US administration for encouraging Israel to expand its settlements.

On July 3, 1982, about a month into the Lebanon War, Avnery caused a storm when he met Yasser Arafat in the western part of besieged Beirut, and ran an interview with him.

Fooled us once, shame on us. There won't be a second fooling.

Levy repeats the mantra that only the complete return of Judea and Samaria to the Arabs would guarantee the desired, long-lasting peace.

"Simply resolving core issues without creating a pathway to a better life will not lead to a durable solution."

They are seriously concerned over in Ramallah about President Trump's apparent plan to go over their heads to the people and give them what they need: prosperity.

“Congressman Young’s vision in initiating and introducing this bill is timely, remarkable, and potentially extremely significant in offering young Palestinians a peaceful vision for the future.”

Friedman's trip to the White House confirms many recent reports that the Trump administration is about to present its peace plan soon.

Labor party Chairman Avi Gabbay wants to stick with Labor's failed formula.

Erekat was condemned in the past for praising the assassin of Israeli Minister Rehavam Zeevi and for paying a condolence visit to the family of a PA Arab who opened fire at an IDF check post.

Rothkopf's attack is so bereft of fact and so dependent entirely on the ways the author maligns facts and impressions about Israel's tough issues, one must wonder from which yard this cat has dragged his other gifts into the house.