Proposal for Palestinian Security Forces to Move Into Evacuated Homes
Settlements in northern Samaria that are to be evacuated would become camps for the Palestinian police, according to a proposal the IDF considered recently in light of the dilemma of what to do with...
Abbas Attacks Israeli ‘War Crimes’ and ‘Intentional Murder’ of 2 Youths as Deliberate Attempt...
JERUSALEM--May 5, 2005
The official Palestinian Authority (PA) media opened their reports Thursday with a slashing attack on Israel for "deliberately killing" two Palestinian youths yesterday as part of an intentional Israeli plan to bust...
Israel Spawns Terror Base For The Enemy
As Israel pulled its troops out of the areas where 21 Jewish communities had thrived in the Katif district of Gaza and four more Jewish communities in Northern Samaria, the Israeli public was under...
Commentary: Can Religion Succeed Where Politics Has Failed? An Israeli Addresses a Global Peace...
Position Paper for the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
a. Ultimately, religion defines identity among Jews and Arabs in the Middle East, and is the basic element upon which the Jewish attachment to the Land...
Fatah Spokesman: In Mecca, We Chose Hamas, Not Israel
The question that has been bandied about over the past 13 months, since the Hamas victory in the elections over the Fatah, led by Arafat's protégé Mahmoud Abbas, has been whether Fatah would choose...
Commentary: The Saudi Plan and more
I would like to return to the entire issue of the Saudi peace plan and whatever negotiations Israel may or may not have with the Palestinians or with Abbas in particular.
Let me begin by...
Incisive News Diary
Posting: August 25, 2008
"Words, Words"
What shall we call it? A lot of hot air? Declarations "signifying nothing"?
Barak said that Labor would resign the coalition if the budget were unsatisfactory. Shas ministers said they'd leave...
Will Fatah Give Up the Armed Struggle at Its Sixth General Congress?
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The Sixth Fatah General Congress, convening for the first time in twenty
years, will be judged mainly by two factors: its decisions and the
composition of its new leadership. Here we will examine the nature of...
Herb Green: The Man Who Nurtured the Land
The man whose generosity helped fund a new town for the residents of Gush Katif's community of Netzarim has passed away.
But 76-year-old Herb Green and his wife Joyce were not only supporters of Haluzit,...
Competing World Views Tear A “Peace Process” to Pieces
The U.S. announcement inviting Israel and the Palestinian Authority (PA) for direct talks shows quite clearly, though unintentionally, why the talks will fail.
Special Envoy George Mitchell explains:
"We are all well aware that there remains...