Majority of Israeli Jews say Judea and Samaria towns contribute to security There has been a corresponding sharp decline in Jews who believe Israel should strive for a peace deal with the Palestinians, according to a Jewish People Policy Institute poll. Akiva Van Koningsveld March 12, 2025
Why Arabs continue to reject better lives for Palestinians in Gaza Solving the refugee problem might take away the one issue that unites them. Joseph Puder Feb. 18, 2025
Trump taps a new dream team for the Mideast What Huckabee, Rubio and Witkoff can learn from their predecessors when it comes to Israel and the Middle East. Rami Chris Robbins Nov. 14, 2024
The US must reject the Palestinian claim of a ‘right of return’ In trying to navigate the conflicting positions of American interest groups and citizens, policymakers end up pleasing no one. Paul Schneider Nov. 6, 2024
The new Olmert peace plan is irrelevant The dangers of splitting Jerusalem include surrounding the city on three sides by radical Islamic elements enjoying strategic advantages. Chaim Silberstein and Hillel Fendel Sept. 18, 2024
As Oslo turns 31, the left must abandon its hatred The problem with politics of hate is that hate is a hard habit to break. Caroline B. Glick Sept. 15, 2024
Shapiro need not apologize for a prescient op-ed he wrote 31 years ago Even at the age of 20, when students are at their most idealistic, Shapiro was able to see what most diplomats, politicians, pundits and peace processors could not: Arafat was a phony. David Suissa Aug. 4, 2024
The Israeli-Palestinian ‘two-state solution’ Peace will come when the Jews, the Americans and the Europeans support those fighting to preserve civilization, not to preserve terrorism. Michael Calvo April 4, 2024
Israel betrayed? The Biden administration seems frustrated by Israel's determination to act as a sovereign nation rather than a U.S. vassal. Guy Milliere March 20, 2024
