Watermelon Diplomacy Challenges and Potholes on the Road to Making Peace in Israel
If you only follow international media, you’d believe that life in Israel is one of fear and danger because of threats from our Palestinian Arab neighbors
Why the World Won’t Care About Abbas’s ‘Holocaust’ Lie
Those who urge Israel to appease the Palestinians have treated a corrupt Holocaust denier and terror funder who repeatedly turned down peace as a legitimate leader for decades.
Mahmoud Abbas and the Munich Massacre: Time to Face the Truth
“Black September” was a fiction—so says the U.S. State Department.
Why Hillary Clinton Called it ‘Palestinian Child Abuse’
At summer camps in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestinian Arab youths are being taught that all of Israel—Tel Aviv, Haifa, everything—is “occupied Palestine” and must be annihilated.
Praying that President Biden Stays Out of the Hospital in Jerusalem
As President Biden arrives in Israel for a two-day visit, there’s concern about the possibility that he might end up in the hospital.
An Open Letter to President Biden on his Planned Visit to Eastern Jerusalem
A visit to Palestinian Authority institutions in Israel’s capital will damage peace prospects rather than encourage them.
The PA Expects President Biden to Ignore US Law
Pushing an International Criminal Court investigation of Israel and payments to terrorists both violate conditions on U.S. aid to the Palestinians.
EU to resume “unconditional” aid to Ramallah
“As Team Europe, we are the largest donor in Palestine, with around 600 million euros per year. And I am glad to announce the EU funds for 2021 can now be disbursed rapidly, all the difficulties are gone,” the European Commission President said.
The Palestinian Authority Creates a Counter-Narrative that Erases Israel
Having failed to prevent Jerusalem Day celebrations, the PA reverts to open anti-Semitism and rewriting history.
Why is Israel so Inept at Expelling Arabs?
If there truly was a “decades-long effort” by the government to “force” Arab residents to leave, surely, they would have been gone long ago.