Impeachment Tribal War Dooms Israel Bipartisanship
In a political culture in which Democrats and Republicans demonize each other, building a national consensus in favor of the Jewish state becomes difficult.
Time for the Architects of Middle East Failures to be Quiet
Longtime State Department peace processors who helped wreck the region under Clinton or Obama, and are now the first to criticize the Trump plan, lack credibility.
The Oslo Blood Libel is Over
Whereas Israel was required under Oslo to release murderers, the Trump deal states explicitly that Israel will not release murderers or accessories to murder.
Trump Administration’s Mideast Proposal Receives Subtle Support from Muslim Nations
While some media outlets reported “muted” responses and even loud objections from the Arab world, the reality seems to be the opposite.
The Palestinians’ Bluff has been Called
U.S President Donald Trump is telling them to suck it up or lose because the Israelis are going to get what they need to survive.
‘Peace to Prosperity‘ Plan Shatters Failed Oslo Paradigm
With the U.S. peace plan, new realities are finally being acknowledged and the failed paradigm that has plagued the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for the past 27 years is finally being retired.
Israelis and Palestinians Consider How Annexation of Jordan Valley Could Affect Them
Both employers and workers believe that it could help them economically, though politically and socially is a different story altogether.
Trump Deal Forces Rabbis Against Jewish Pilgrimage to Temple Mount to Reconsider Stance
Rabbi Getz sent a letter to the Religious Ministry on the first day of the Hebrew month of Sivan in 5741 (June 3, 1981) requesting they establish a commission to establish precise guidelines for how Jews should ascend to the Temple Mount and pray.
Ten Questions about Two States
It’s impossible to predict what will happen broadly as a result of revealing the peace plan, however there are a few things that are intuitive.
Israel will be Less Secure if “Deal of the Century” is Carried Out
This deal would reduce Israel to approximately nine miles wide—virtually indefensible—as it was before the 1967 Six Day War.
