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By Jonathan Cook - Nazareth A plan by right-wing legislators in Israel to commemorate the anniversary this month of the death of Meir Kahane, whose banned anti-Arab movement is classified as a terrorist organisation, risks...
By JULIE SHAW Philadelphia Daily News The group of local mediators went to Israel and the West Bank for 11 days in March 2008 with one main mission: to just listen to people from various sides of the Israeli-Palestinian...
Palestinian leaders say they are pushing efforts to have the U.N. Security Council endorse the creation of a Palestinian state out of frustration over the stalled peace process. It was a swift and angry reaction from Israel...
Joel Brinkley is a former foreign correspondent for the New York Times and now a professor of journalism at Stanford University Now we can say, with no real doubt, that the Obama administration has suffered its first major...
Joel Brinkley is a former foreign correspondent for the New York Times and now a professor of journalism at Stanford University Now we can say, with no real doubt, that the Obama administration has suffered its first major...
A former American president who tried and failed to broker a final Middle East peace agreement is back in the region. Former U.S. President Bill Clinton is visiting Israel to mark the 14th anniversary of the assassination of...
Establishment of Palestinian state to shift conflict into Israel's borders, foreign minister says Attila Somfalvi A withdrawal to the 1967 borders will not end the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Foreign Minister Avigodor...
By Joe Fitzgerald Saturday, November 14, 2009 - Added 2m ago Mike, a frequent caller, was in a rage over Nidal Malik Hasan, the Army major charged with killing 13 and wounding 28 at Ford Hood last week. Before the carnage...
The strange, to say the least, Turkish-Iranian "love" is gaining momentum. The other day Turkish Energy Minister Taner Yildiz declared that Turkey is ready to reprocess uranium on its territory and send it to Iran. Along with...
Published Friday, November 13, 2009 Last Thursday, on a sunny Texas afternoon, a mentally unstable army psychiatrist walked into his office and sat down at an empty table. How are we to react to this kind of juxtaposition of...
