Palestinian peace process
The two-state solution is not antisemitic - opinion
Most Israelis perceive recognition of Palestine as a threat to their state’s existence, but it is far-fetched to conclude that it is antisemitic.
Netanyahu’s climb and collapse: Diplomacy, power, and miscalculation - opinion
To join the 'Abraham Alliance,' Palestinians must renounce the path of violence - opinion
Abbas's speech to the UN did not bring any new notions - analysis
America and Israel: Superpowers Colliding?
Bibi Ruined Peace Deal With Abbas During Phone Call
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Abbas mulls another UN Security Council bid for Palestinian state
Palestinian chief undaunted by failed bid to win a United Nations Security Council resolution mandating an Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank.
![Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas at the UN Headquarters in New York [File]](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/267308 "Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas at the UN Headquarters in New York [File]")
Palestinians bid farewell to Abu Ein
Ramallah shuts down for funeral of Palestinian Authority minister.
Israeli Arab MK Tibi lobbies British MPs to back Palestinian statehood
"Supporting a Palestinian state is a moral act that will promote the peace process, not the other way around," Tibi says in London ahead of vote on non-binding measure to recognize "Palestine."
Left-wing Israeli public figures urge the British Parliament to recognize Palestinian state
"The long-term existence and security of Israel depends on the long-term existence and security of a Palestinian state," activists write ahead of non-binding vote by UK lawmakers.
Bibi's post-war challenge
The 50-day Gaza war ended with the prime minister facing a host of new problems.
Terrorist shot in east Jerusalem neighborhood for firing at nearby Jewish homes
Palestinian suspect in serious condition after being shot by undercover Border Police officers.
Analysis: Fighting in Gaza will flicker out, not be dramatically doused
Operation Protective Edge has had an odd trajectory. On and off, up and down. Fierce fighting one hour, a 12-hour truce the next. A resumption of hostilities one minute, and then a surprising agreement for a cease-fire the next.
