Don’t expect any humor about antisemitic ‘genocide’ smears A comedy club wanted to bring together supporters of Israel and supporters of the Palestinians for a “Don’t Hate. Debate.” The Israel-haters replied: Nothing doing. Jonathan S. Tobin Dec. 18, 2024
There is no compromise in a religious war The issue has never been Palestinian self-determination. Arab states invaded Israel in 1948 to carve it up among themselves, not create a Palestinian state. Mitchell Bard Oct. 23, 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
A peace prize for murder? What does the story of Pinchas tell us about the Middle East today? Rabbi Yossy Goldman July 24, 2024
Former peace activist kidnapped by Hamas: ‘I don’t believe in peace’ Ada Sagi once learned Arabic to make friends with nearby Palestinians and taught others the language as a way to promote peace with Gaza. June 19, 2024
Peace now? International discourse must stop disproportionately criticizing every Israeli action. Palestinians are not passive victims without agency. Simone Rodan-Benzaquen May 27, 2024
Why has Gallant abandoned Israel’s war goals? Since the failed peace process began in 1993, the General Staff became a stakeholder in the success of its “partner,” the Palestinian Authority. Caroline B. Glick May 17, 2024
Biden’s settlement delusions Contrary to the administration’s claims, history proves that the settlements are neither illegal nor an impediment to peace. Eric Levine March 5, 2024
The absurdity of recognizing a Palestinian state Rewarding Palestinian rejectionism will exacerbate, not end the conflict. Gregg Mashberg Feb. 14, 2024
