A Diplomatic Tool: The “Freyer” Factor
So just how much pressure can and should the U.S. apply to both Israelis and Palestinians after the Annapolis conference? The “P word” -pressure– still
December 2, 2007
So just how much pressure can and should the U.S. apply to both Israelis and Palestinians after the Annapolis conference? The “P word” -pressure– still
By Daniel Levy Even the most hardened of Middle East cynics could be excused for momentarily feeling a fluttering of hope after
I seem to be one of the few people left in the country who have any real hopes for Annapolis. I admit that my optimism
By Rob Eshman Come, let us reason How do I know that? Because everyone is saying it’s not. The writers who are demanding a larger
By Laurie Copans JERUSALEM (AP) — Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has sent messages to Syrian President Bashar Assad that he is interested in reopening peace
By Avi Glicksman In 1986 Robert Conquest published the book Harvest of Sorrow. The book has become a classic in some circles.It tells the story
By Gershon Baskin, PhD For 60 years Palestinian and Arab leaders have been lying to their people. Creating and sustaining the lie that the Palestinian
By Jonathan Brown For the internationally acclaimed film-maker Mike Leigh, it was the place that he learned to be a leader. David Baddiel looks back
By Sharon Brous Click here to read “Joy and Jeopardy” by Rabbi Sharon Brous
By Yossi Sarid Congressman Adam Schiff, who proposed the resolution to name the Armenian massacre a genocide, is Jewish. The Jewish nation should be grateful
