Tag: peace negotiations
Trump Decision on Relocation of US Embassy in Israel Still Up In The Air
The waiver allows the president to delay the move for six months for reasons of national security.
The Monster That Bibi Built
It was Netanyhu's acceptance that has facilitated the rapid progress the P.A.'s Fatah has made.
Jeopardizing Deal, Palestinians to Approach UN for Statehood
The PLO blamed Israel's government for the difficulties in the political process.
As Peace Talks Wane, Bennett Advising Livni to Negotiate with Aliens
"The question is not whether or not there's a partner – we need to mark a target and take action."
Peres Commutes Sentence of 6 Israeli-Arab Killers of IDF Soldiers
The Netanyahu government is contesting an unprecedented decision to commute the sentences of 6 Israeli Arabs who killed IDF soldiers in terror attacks.
US: Negotiations Resume Wednesday, ‘Outpost’ Construction Illegitimate
To remind you, the first release of Palestinian prisoners with Jewish blood on their hands is scheduled for Tuesday, on the eve of the talks in Jerusalem.
Govt. to Court: Names of Prisoners Going Free Kept Secret from Bennett
The first group of Palestinian prisoners with Jewish blood on their hands will be released next week.
Poll: Most Israelis are Against a Settlement Construction Freeze and Terrorist Release
A Mina Tzemach poll results publicized yesterday, indicate that most Israelis don't have much hope for the current Peace negotiations.
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