The Blame Game

Jerold Auerbach

In two articles within the past week, Nahum Barnea, respected columnist for Yedioth Ahronoth and winner of the Israel Prize for his distinguished writing, has lacerated Israel for diplomatic failure in the recent collapse of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.

Meet Emily: A Lone Soldier of the IDF

Emily Young, originally from Scarsdale, New York, is one of many lone soldiers currently serving in the IDF. Breaking Israel News spoke with Emily in an exclusive interview to find out what the life of a lone soldier is like.

J Street Rejected by American Jewish Groups

J Street Rejected by American Jews

In what many observers will see as the de facto expression of mainstream U.S. Jewry’s outlook on J Street, members of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations on Wednesday voted to reject the membership application of the self-labeled “pro-Israel, pro-peace” lobby.

US Warns PA to Cut Ties with Hamas or Lose All Aid

US lawmakers and officials warned Palestinian leaders that they would risk giving up millions of dollars in US sponsored aid should they continue to form a unity government with the Hamas terrorist group.

Peace Now or Never?

Jerold Auerbach

Respected Ha’aretz journalist Ari Shavit has made a startling confession: he was wrong about the prospects for peace with the Palestinians that he, like so many Israelis and diaspora Jews on the left, has vigorously advocated.

Time to Get Tough with Mahmoud Abbas

The “government” Psaki referred to is the one headed by Abbas, which just announced a unity agreement between the Palestinian leader’s Fatah movement and the Islamist Hamas terror organization.