The EU Council met in Brussels today, and when they were done they had passed a resolution on “The Middle East Process” that encourages the

Or, perhaps better, redefining my focus in these postings.  I will continue to take a look at important news events.  But I have decided that

I’m sorry, I’m referring to words of the prime minister, but have no other way to describe them. At the Cabinet meeting this morning, Netanyahu

The feeling one gets, on reading the reports of Prime Minister Netanyahu’s meeting today with angry leaders of Judea and Samaria communities, is that he

Just a glimmer. But I’m grateful for every good thing. Yesterday, there was a program held in the Knesset under the auspices of NGO-monitor (www.ngo-monitor.org) to

Last week I attended the kick-off event of a new Anglo civic group in Israel called Hadar.  Several persons of prominence were invited to address

Sometimes I have a choice: either I laugh, or I weep.  And, as my friends know, while it’s not always possible (I cannot laugh about

I begin today with an article I co-authored with David Bedein, which appears in today’s Jerusalem Post:  “Questions people are afraid to ask Salam Fayyad.”

I wrote last night not long after the announcement had been made by Netanyahu that there would be a 10 month freeze on building in

It’s almost Thanksgiving in the US.  I attended a shiur (a religious lesson) this morning, and a forum tonight, and I was going to pass