End the Arab-Israel War
In two sets of remarks, President Obama shared his concerns about what happens between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River.
Mahmoud Abbas: Our Reward For the Death of 64 Soldiers
Now that the negotiations for a long-term ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Hamas-Fatah-Islamic Jihad triumvirate have taken center stage, the messianic peaceniks are once again pushing for the reinstallment of Mahmoud Abbas as the ruler in Gaza.
Obama’s New Plan for Hamas
Obama supports Hamas’s extortionist demands from Israel and Egypt to open Gaza’s borders in order to enable the terror group to resupply and rebuild its terror infrastructure.
Jews in East Jerusalem Under Violent Attack by Palestinians
Jews living in East Jerusalem have come under increased violence by Palestinians over the month of July, according to new figures released on Monday.
Peace In The Middle East
Apparently, peace in the Middle East is vitally important to the world.
Hillary Clinton Defends Israel’s Right to Defend Itself
In a recent interview with The Atlantic, Hillary Rodham Clinton, former First Lady, Secretary of State and US Senator, weighed in on a number of foreign policy issues facing the United States today.
Obama: Netanyahu “Too Strong” to Make Peace
In order for peace to ever occur between Israel and the Palestinians, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu needs to be weakened, United States President Barack Obama asserted.
Palestinians: United Against Israel
By strengthening his ties with Hamas, Abbas is burying any chance of a peaceful solution with Israel.
The Myth of Two Cities
In this fascinating video, hear testimony from a Jewish refugee of the post-1948 era, when residents of the Old City were forcibly removed by the Jordanians. Listen as the notion of a divided Jerusalem is debunked, as it is proven that currently, Jerusalem is more united and open to both Israelis and Palestianians than ever […]
Hamas Desperately Seeking Relevance
In initiating a head-on collision with Israel in Gaza, Hamas is seeking to reinsert itself into popular legitimacy and diplomatic influence in the Arab world.