Middle East
War Games
Would Israel launch a preemptive strike—despite U.S. opposition—to prevent an Iranian bomb? Despite its bluster, probably not.
By Yossi Melman · April 15, 2010
The Scroll
Daybreak: Obama Ties Mideast To U.S. Interests
Plus Scuds across the border, street-name showdown, and more in the news
By
Marc Tracy
· April 14, 2010
The Scroll
Sundown: Britain Kicks Israeli Diplomat Out
Plus Shimon Peres’s ‘sex appeal,’ and more in the news
By
Marc Tracy
· March 23, 2010
The Scroll
The Jews and Their City. And Their Umbrellas.
At the AIPAC Conference with Netanyahu
By
Allison Hoffman
· March 23, 2010
World
Kosher Chinese
At this spring’s World Expo 2010 in Shanghai, Israel will show off its burgeoning bilateral relationship with the host country
By
Matthew Fishbane
· March 17, 2010
Middle East
Peace, Processed
The power of the Israeli left has waned, but belief in the need for what it long championed—territorial compromise—has become a majority position
By · March 9, 2010
Observance
Davos Shabbos
Friday-night dinner with the machers in Switzerland
By
Daniel Gross
· February 5, 2010
Middle East
Talking Turkey
Israel and its closest Muslim ally are drifting apart, thanks to internal pressures on Ankara that are unlikely to change
By Norman Samuels · February 4, 2010
The Scroll
Putting Syria At The Center
And how possible Palestinian self-sovereignty could prompt progress
By
Marc Tracy
· February 3, 2010
The Scroll
Sundown: U.S. Reps. Urge Less Hardship on Gaza
Plus Merkel’s pledge, Labor’s pains, Boteach’s bid, and more
By
Marc Tracy
· January 26, 2010
The Scroll
The Turkish To-Do: Turkey Wins, Israel Loses
Turks credit ‘wise man’ Peres
By
Marc Tracy
· January 14, 2010
The Scroll
Daybreak: Three Days After Arson, West Bank Still On Edge
Plus Iran’s unpopular proposal, Lieberman nixes health care, and more in the news
By
Marc Tracy
· December 14, 2009
The Scroll
Sundown: Bibi Cancels Copenhagen Trip
Plus fairweather friends of the Jews, Jews do Christmas, and more
By
Marc Tracy
· December 9, 2009
Middle East
The Negotiator
Stephen P. Cohen weighs in on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
By
Vox Tablet
· November 23, 2009
The Scroll
Daybreak: Rubashkin Convicted
Plus a Ponzi scheme in Florida, Nazi imagery, and more in the news
By
Hadara Graubart
· November 13, 2009
The Scroll
Daybreak: Battle for Latin America
Plus Teitel indicted, Australia surrenders ex-Nazi, and more in the news
By
Hadara Graubart
· November 12, 2009
The Scroll
Susan Rice Really Likes Shimon Peres
But has nothing to say about Netanyahu
By
Allison Hoffman
· October 22, 2009
The Scroll
Peres, Wiesel Congratulate Obama
Citing hope, intellect, blackness
By
Michael Weiss
· October 9, 2009
The Scroll
Netanyahu at U.N.: If They Recognize Us, We’ll Recognize Them
But meetings have resulted in little apparent progress
By
Allison Hoffman
· September 24, 2009
The Scroll
Daybreak: Mixed Expectations for Summit
Obama says one thing, Peres says another, and more in the news
By
Hadara Graubart
· September 22, 2009
The Scroll
Sundown: A Different Kind of Death Sentence
Rockin’ to Peres, belated womanhood, and fear in Pittsburgh
By
Hadara Graubart
· August 24, 2009
The Scroll
This Week in Obstacles to Mideast Peace
No treaty soon with Lebanon; more Jewish building in East Jerusalem?
By
Michael Weiss
· August 24, 2009
The Scroll
Daybreak: Talks in September?
Germans like ‘Basterds,’ circumcision for all, and more in the morning news
By
Marc Tracy
· August 24, 2009
The Scroll
Ahmadinejad, Diva
Back to staging walkouts, skipping conferences
By
Allison Hoffman
· July 1, 2009
The Scroll
Daybreak: Israel, U.S. to Keep Talking
A swine flu scare, justice for Holocaust victims, and more from the morning news
By
Hadara Graubart
· June 18, 2009
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