Framework for peace
An Israeli-Lebanese framework agreement with many pitfalls - opinion
The difficulties surrounding implementation stem not only from the agreement’s vague wording but also from Lebanon’s deeply complex political reality.
If Palestinians could give up their lust for terror, Israel could know peace - opinion
Flurry of Israeli Palestinian phone calls doesn't spell peace - 8 takes
The United Arab Emirates and Israel share the values of coexistence
French president: Trump might sink chances for peace conference
US Secretary of State John Kerry told Maariv: "I do not know what will happen next regarding the conference."
Ministers oppose Netanyahu on bill to authorize settler homes
"Legislation’s passage is inevitable," say MKs Kisch and Smotrich.
Palestinians say ‘oui’ to Paris peace conference after Israel balks
Jerusalem is pushing for direct negotiations in place of the French plan.
‘No big bang theory to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict’
EU and UN officials doubt that Israel and the Palestinians can come to a peace deal without the assistance of mediation.
Opposition MK to international colleagues: Palestinians must seize the opportunity to negotiate
Nachman Shai says Abbas has been given many chances to return to talks.
ENCOUNTERING PEACE: The apology, democracy and peace
Netanyahu has taken the first step forward on the path toward true equality. Now he must be encouraged to continue to journey.
What’s Shabbat like in a Palestinian village?
For much of Saturday, the Jewish activists strolled about Sussiya. Some visitors observed Shabbat and prayed indoors while others rolled cigarettes and unfolded the weekend Hebrew newspapers.
Moving Beyond The Quartet
Exclusive: For first time, Democrats to condemn BDS, recognize Palestinian right to self govern
Democrats would declare that Palestinians "should be free to govern themselves in their own viable state, in peace and in dignity."
Israel slams EU backing of international peace conference
Foreign Ministry: Peace with the Palestinians will be achieved only through two-way, direct negotiations.