I have written a few times about the dispute regarding Shalom House, the large building situated in the Israeli controlled area of Hevron. Sitting on

Yesterday I heard Prof. Richard Landes of Boston University speak at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs about the Muhammad Al Dura case. He didn’t

Glad to see him go, won’t be eager to have him come back. But there are a few observations to be made regarding his final

"I believe it’s possible — not only possible, I believe it’s going to happen, that there will be a signed peace treaty [between Israel and

There may be a lot of hoopla with regard to Bush’s visit here. But many Israelis find there is little genuine joy in their hearts

I want to start with the news that’s hopeful, precisely because so very little is hopeful. According to a spokesman for MK Effie Eitam (National

He arrives on Wednesday and leaves some time on Friday. For those of us who live here in Jerusalem we know what this means: incredible

To anyone with eyes open , the current political/security scenario truly is incomprehensible. And here we have a superb example of goings-on that leave one

It’s a rare pleasure to read a forthright statement regarding the legality of settlements from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs — on their website

I would like to return just briefly to the matter of the two terrorists who murdered our soldiers outside of Hevron. I wrote yesterday that