Sheikh Jarrah dispute reflects Arab-Israeli conflict
Shimon HaTzadik is a neighborhood where Jews and Arab could have lived side by side peacefully – had Arabs not ...
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US has plunged its relations with Israel into crisis
The rupture in ties isn’t about how best to achieve peace between Israel and the Palestinians. It is about prejudice ...
Let the 'healing' coalition's bubble burst
Yamina leader Naftali Bennett has adopted the classic mentality of “things will be OK,” but on steroids, hoping reality will ...
Europe's romance with the Palestinian terror network
In official correspondence and awkward meetings with European ambassadors and other officials, they offered rehearsed justifications for funding for Palestinian ...
In Jerusalem, don't fan the flames
Following the cancellation of Palestinian elections, Hamas wants to increase its influence in the West Bank and Jerusalem. Recent rioting ...
Hamas, Fatah are the ones playing with fire
The flames in Jerusalem are difficult to control, and if they spread too rapidly everyone will pay a heavy price, ...
The lie that sets Jerusalem alight
"Al-Aqsa is in danger" is trundled out to fire up religious terrorism when national motivation is waving. Meanwhile, Israel allows ...
Will Jerusalem riots trigger wider escalation?
There are many radical elements in east Jerusalem just waiting to jump at the chance to escalate the situation further ...
Mahmoud Abbas's old, embittered leadership
The PA leader's decision to effectively cancel elections, while saving himself from a risky gamble, aggravates a volatile situation, angering ...
Some red lines shouldn't be crossed
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acted shamefully when he considered relying on Ra'am's outside support to form a coalition. If the ...