Iran’s New U.N. Ambassador: Will the U.S. Take Action?

As its next ambassador to the United Nations Headquarters in New York, Iran has appointed a man who participated in the seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in 1979. The decision has been met with outrage—and rightly so.

Blame Game Begins as Peace Talks Fail

Peace Process

As stalled peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians are near total collapse, the blame game has begun among top Israeli and Palestinian Officials.

Abbas to Kerry: Please Beg Me More!

Palestinian Authority [PA] leader Mahmoud Abbas is now waiting to see what the U.S. Administration will offer him in return for refraining from pursuing his bid to join various international treaties and institutions.

U.S. Lawmakers May Cut All Aid to PA after Abbas UN Bid

United States lawmakers are in an uproar regarding recent actions taken by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. On Tuesday, Abbas applied for membership to 15 UN bodies in what are being dubbed first steps in seeking international recognition.

Kerry Urges Israel, PA to Drink the Peace Kool-Aid

United States Secretary of State John Kerry called on Israeli and Palestinian officials to “lead” in order to prevent peace talks from collapsing. During a state visit to Algeria, Kerry said that talks had “made progress” over the last several days and confirmed that they were at a “critical stage.”

Top U.S. Officials Slam “Desperate” Pollard Deal

John McCain

Several top United State’s senators have vocally expressed their opposition to a deal proposed on Tuesday that would release Jonathan Pollard in exchange for the release of over 400 Palestinian prisoners and terrorists and a partial settlement construction freeze in Judea and Samaria.