When Ezekiel Came to Visit
Until I moved to Israel, the closest I got to farming was knowing were to get good produce at a farmers market.
Being Right About Gaza Power Supply is Not Enough
Instead of cutting electricity to the strip, Israel must use the impending crisis to make Hamas a dramatic offer: Investments and prosperity in exchange for demilitarization.
Burying Obama’s Legacy
If so, the move was made despite the best efforts of Obama’s team to convince the Trump administration to maintain them.
Recognizing Value in Every Life
Autism spectrum is a developmental disorder with a range or “spectrum” of differing skill and disability levels.
New Book On Palestinian History: 120 Blank Pages
A book published last week is intended to be the final word on the subject of Palestinian history. The product of extensive research, the result is quite impressive: 120 blank pages.
Palestinians’ Real Tragedy: Failed Leadership
Under the regimes of the PA and Hamas, Palestinians are free to criticize Israel and incite against it.
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Deadly Friday Night Jerusalem Attack
Palestinian terrorists murdered Staff-Sergeant Hadas Malka, a 23-year old Border Policewoman, in a terror attack in the Old City of Jerusalem on Friday night.
Where are We?
There’s another American President asserting his intention of bring peace to Israel and Palestine.
Why Abbas Won’t Accept ‘2 States for 2 Peoples’
Is the Palestinian Authority going to accept renewed peace negotiations? Despite the opstimistic buzz, it seems highly unlikely.
Waiting on Washington
The Middle East would require a bold American leader to jumpstart peace negotiations in Jerusalem, if such a process is even possible.