Why Are Leading European Countries Helping Iran?
German Jewish Leader Calls for Country’s Military to Employ Rabbis
Top US Official Visits Hezbollah Tunnel Dug Under Israel-Lebanon Border
Human Rights NGO Urges UN Secretary-General Guterres to Condemn Palestine Rapporteur’s Association With Antisemites
Former PM Ehud Barak on Gantz-Lapid Merger: ‘This Is a Very Happy and Important Day’
Apollo 11 Astronaut Buzz Aldrin Wishes Israel’s Space IL ‘Good Luck’ Ahead of ‘Beresheet’ Moon Launch
Hezbollah Hits Back at US Criticism of Its Role in Lebanon
French National Assembly Poised to Adopt Symbolic Resolution Confirming Anti-Zionism as ‘Form of Antisemitism’
Netanyahu-Brokered Deal to Bring Kahanists Into Knesset Draws Concern of US Pro-Israel Groups
Kansas Treasurer Introduces Bill Permitting the State to Invest in Israel Bonds
Email a copy of "Palestinians ‘Seriously Considering’ Declaring Failure of Peace Talks, Says PLO Official" to a friend
Palestinians ‘Seriously Considering’ Declaring Failure of Peace Talks, Says PLO Official
by News Editor
Email a copy of "Palestinians ‘Seriously Considering’ Declaring Failure of Peace Talks, Says PLO Official" to a friend
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, Israeli Justice Minister Tzipi Livni, and Palestinian Chief Negotiator Saeb Erekat. Photo: State Department.
The Palestinians are seriously considering declaring the failure of the peace talks with Israel, a senior PLO official said Wednesday.
Hanna Amireh, a member of the PLO Executive Committee, said that this was one of the scenarios that were discussed during the last meeting of the Palestinian leadership.
In Major Address to Jewish Community, French President Macron Pledges New Measures to Combat Rising Antisemitism
Trump's 'Peace' Plan Will Pose a Great Danger to Israel
US Ambassador to Warsaw: Israel Should Apologize to Poland in Holocaust Row
Australia Bans British Antisemitic Conspiracy Theorist David Icke From Entering Country for Speaking Tour
Israel's Right-Wing One-State Solution Won't Work -- But Neither Will the Left Wing Two-State Solution