Netanyahu May Lift Temple Mount Ban on Lawmakers – After Holidays
Security officials expressed serious concern about allowing politicians to visit the Temple Mount prior to the holiday of Passover, which begins on April 10.
President Trump Wants a Peace Process Too
Yet without tacit and/or manifest threats that Palestinian lives could become much more miserable, there is little chance that their behavior will improve.
“No Daylight” Between Israel, US for First Time in Decades, Says Ambassador [WATCH]
The governments of Israel and the United States are experiencing a nearly unprecedented level of intimacy, Ron Dermer said.
Report: Iran Already Intimidated by Trump
Middle Eastern analysts say a vicious regime is being brought to heel.
Dismal Reports Emerge From Greenblatt-Netanyahu Meeting
According to Channel 2, Netanyahu was “surprised” by the severity of the demands.
Same Old, Same Old
At least Mr. Greenblatt was spared the unthinkable: Israel seeing to its own dignity.
Commotion Among the Jews
Enjoy the Jewish Carnival, while I sit back, observe and comment on problems here, there, and everywhere..
Know Thine Enemy
It will pay a similarly high price, if not a higher one, if Netanyahu continues to repeat Rabin’s mistake of failing to know his enemy.
Netanyahu Faces Unrest in Knesset as Early Elections Loom
A conflict between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Moshe Kahlon, leader of the Kulanu party, may lead to the dissolution of the Likud-led coalition and early elections.
Benjamin Netanyahu Heads to China to Nurture Ties With Far East
President Reuven Rivlin and Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu departed for state visits to Asia as part of Israel’s ongoing nurturing of economic and political ties in the far east.