Israeli victory opens path to peace, expert tells JNS summit Experts warned of persistent threats alongside major regional and energy opportunities for the Jewish state. Canaan Lidor April 27, 2025
For third time, Canadian Irwin Cotler nominated for Nobel Peace Prize Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch, told JNS that his mentor has “dedicated his life to fighting injustice, defending the oppressed and advancing human rights.” Dave Gordon April 16, 2025
Western myths about Palestinians vs. what they say and do Given religious and political opposition to a Jewish state, many teach their children from birth to hate, conquer and kill Jews. James Sinkinson April 9, 2025
Something has changed … Despite tremendous costs on the individual level, Israelis know they are here to stay in the Middle East. Sarah N. Stern March 17, 2025
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
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
