"Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

"We must all work for that, toward that future, two states for two peoples: one Jewish with secure and defensible borders and one Palestinian with its own flag and its own future."

Israel finally is feeling its oats and going on a diplomatic offensive, without apologies, excuses and foot-kissing.

Palestinian Authority (PA) and Fatah officials believe they are marching toward the end of the Mahmoud Abbas era and the strategic failure of his “political intifada” against Israel.

Punishment of Israelis for re-electing Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu was not long in coming from US President Barack Obama.

Herzog did not explain how a 55% majority of the house can be considered "extremist" while the remaining 45% are the proverbial moderates.

The two heirs to their respective thrones spoke with President Vladimir Putin last week, after refusing to speak with Biden.

A senior White House official performed a familiar juggling act saying the administration was optimistic about the peace process in general, but no one expects a breakthrough or even tangible progress this week.

The White House warning on Wednesday that there is "nothing to report" makes it clear that another signature on a waiver is more likely than not.

So, why can't we all just get along already?

The Palestinian Authority refuses to talk directly with Israel, relying on world leaders to intervene.

“That’s how we prevented the annexation,” exclaimed Eshel.

Two convoys left the Ayalon prison on Tuesday night, carry 26 terrorists who were released as the first part of an Israeli gesture to the Palestinian Authority.

In the words of Oliver Hardy to Stan Laurel: "Well, here's another nice mess you've gotten me into."

In May 2008, Blair announced a new plan for peace and based mostly on the Peace Valley plan, an effort to promote economic cooperation among Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority.

The "only sane plan" is to annex Area C in Judea and Samaria, says Economy Minister Naftali Bennett. Coalition crisis ahead?

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

President Trump is expected arrive in Israel on May 22, his visit to Jerusalem sandwiched between Riyadh and the Vatican.

"There may be no solution, but it's one of the problem sets that the president asked us to focus on. So we're going to focus on it."

The Palestinian Authority again glorifies the slaughter of Jews by dedicating a school, supported with foreign aid, in the name of a terror mastermind.

PM Netanyahu did not make it back to Israel in time for the historic vote on the controversial measure.

Netanyahu may have to follow Sharon and form a new party if he insists on selling out to the Kerry-Obama-Abbas trio.

The President announced he will ignore the letter of the law he just signed because it protects Judea and Samaria.

Millennial entrepreneur and Zionist challenges Nadler in Democratic primary.

Regavim's official mission has nothing to do with Jewish settlements or with the two-state solution.

The nationalist Legal Grounds organization in Israeli has applauded actress Scarlett Johansson for standing up for Israeli-based SodaStream and invited her to Israel as...

A Mossad delegation visited the capital city of Khartoum earlier this week on what has been characterized as a fact-finding mission.

UN Secy-Gen Ban Ki-moon is unhappy with everyone: Israel, Ramallah and Gaza, when talking about the Middle East.

The thundering silence from the White House after Abbas’ exit was the calm before the coming storm.

With Netanyahu's de facto recognition of a Palestinian State for the next four years, expect a Joe Biden White House to take this concept, adjust and amend it as they see fit, and recognize a Palestinian State.

SodaStream is believed to be the first Israeli firm to introduce a court case against the Palestinian lobby.