The administration continues to press the border issue despite no sign from the Palestinians that they are willing to negotiate.
The "disaster" refers to Israel's creation, not a "right of return" to Israel's pre-1967 borders.
The deal may not last, but the response of both Fatah and Hamas to the death of bin Laden shows precious little difference in ideology between the two.
In the aftermath of yesterday's attack at Joseph's Tomb, Israeli MK Danny Danon calls on the U.S. to stop funding and training the PA security forces.
Essential to restoring that upper hand to Israel is the recognition of the difference between a democratic country defending itself and terrorists using the most cynical means imaginable in fighting it.
The bottom line is that Israel can hardly count on Germany as a friend. It’s been behaving recently more like an enemy.
An outstanding new volume explains the sources of its success.
Behold, the world's schizophrenic policy towards two virtually equal, and related, situations.
How can there ever be peace between Israel and the Palestinians when the "moderate" Fatah glorifies the terrorist who plotted the 1972 massacre of Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympic Games?
Execrable comparisons with Hitler and Mussolini are accompanying the proposed oath to the Jewish state, ignoring the very real problem that 64% of Israeli Arabs deny Israel's right to exist.
The Obama administration ignores realities in order to push a "process" that even lefty Israelis are beginning to doubt will lead to peace.
The world is indifferent to Obama's drone attacks, while Israel's targeted killings of terrorists sparks international outrage.
At a time when Israel’s security environment is worsening, in no small part because of the Obama administration’s strategic weakness, Israel is being pushed hard by that same administration into making its security environment even worse.
U.S. envoy George Mitchell takes a position inimical to Israel, disguising it as neutral.
Despite MSM reports to the contrary, Abbas actually chose to exploit the murders rather than condemn them.
Let's hope the Israel-PA direct talks don't even get off the ground, as they inevitably will end in violence.
The U.S. has sent almost $400 million to the PA to train their security forces since 2007. With no state in sight, fears that the arms and training will be directed at Israel have arisen.
This "kiss and make up" meeting accomplished what both leaders wanted: Obama shored up his pro-Israel credentials before the November elections and Netanyahu got Obama to play it his way on Israeli nukes.
Saudi Arabia and Israel are often considered America’s two main Middle Eastern allies, but Obama’s glad-handing of Saudi King Abdullah dramatically trumps his brusque treatment of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu.
With such patriots, Israel won’t need many enemies.