Tag: Peace Process

Nobel Prize winner Shimon Peres, who took part in establishing Israel's security apparatus and served 48 consecutive years as MK passed away following a stroke.

People on the Left like to ask the people on the Right, "What's your solution for peace?" Here's my answer...

Israeli leaders responded fiercely to the lies hurled from the European Union podium by Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas.

President Rivlin emphasized that the EU can squeeze Israel as much as they want on the "Peace Process" with no consequences to their relationship with Israel.

On the eve of the French peace conference to help foster peace between Israelis and the Palestinian Authority, Director-General of the Israeli Foreign Ministry Dore Gold is less than optimistic.

Netanyahu seems to place more confidence in the efforts of regional Arab governments than in European peacemaking conferences.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi offered to act as a mediator in the Israeli-"Palestinian" conflict.

The planned French international peace initiative will take place without Israeli or Palestinian Authority participation.

As Obama starts his march out of office, he once again is threatening to impose a deadly "peace plan" on Israel.

Israel's Prime Minister met with the new Egyptian Ambassador for private talks in the Knesset.

Rivlin also will speak to senior officials and to the Brookings Institution.

"Everyone is busy with a countdown to the election of a different US president."

The Palestinian Authority again lied in propaganda alleging that Jews "broke into" Al Aqsa. Kerry: "I know that the situation for Palestinians is…very dire."

Netanyahu, for the first time, wants something concrete from Obama before offering more "good will" to the Palestinian Authority.

The PLO executive and former "negotiator" also asserts PLO made an "historical compromise" by telling the U.S. it won’t try to destroy Israel.

The man whose blinders have contributed to the current violence now says he will return "soon" to "try to work to re-engage."

Obama and his predecessors have always "known" how to "fix" the Middle East while their domestic problems spin out of control.

Arafat in 1988 recognized Israel as a Jewish state. Abbas has wanted to delete the word "Jewish." Now Erekat wants to delete the word "Israel."

Oren spilled the beans on Obama one week before his new book is released and four months after he dumped Netanyahu in the election campaign.

The President's remarks indicate that his "back" for Israel is shrinking.

The U.S. State Dept. had a difficult time explaining what the Quartet has ever accomplished except spending money.

Saed Erekat: Israel first must agree to all of our terms before we negotiate.

Netanyahu pacified the EU and said he wants to resume talks on new borders, which the Palestinian Authority total rejects.

Israel finally has a Foreign Minister who is not ashamed to say the word "God."

The President will speak Friday night at Washington's largest Conservative synagogue, probably to continue to express his opinion that Israel is racist & Israel should embody "Judeo-Christian"/universal values (as opposed to Jewish values). They're going to lap it up .

The PA again calls for "one state of Palestine" but the EU still chases the wind while ISIS takes over Syria.

Results from secret talks in Jordan on "peace" were zero, but the need to meet shows Obama is weak.

The Palestinian Authority conditions 'peace talks' on timetable for Israel's accepting Its demands,

The kingdom has canceled its contract with a company that flew a Saudi plane to Ben Gurion airport for maintenance.

No one was hurt because the bus was empty. No one heard about it because of the politically (in)correct media.