‘While peace with Palestinians may be the preferable instrument for ridding Israel of its undesirable control over millions of Palestinians, it is not the ultimate goal of the Zionist enterprise. It is an instrument.’
From smashing Google Glasses to rejecting peace talks, failing to understand natural rights is leading to some very dark places
Taking a metaphor to its logical extreme
Report: 6% of it goes to prisoners and families of suicide bombers
Has unity coalition loosened Netanyahu?
Plus, resources on anti-Semitism in France
Stream of incidents in East Jerusalem, West Bank over the weekend
Probably not; but this Fatah-Hamas deal is more interesting than the last one
Meet the new problems, same as the old problems
The logic behind the new Fatah-Hamas unity
Palestinian prime minister admits time is far from ripe for more talks
Conventional wisdom says Israel must reach a peace deal quickly, before population trends and diplomatic isolation overtake the Jewish state. Demographics and geopolitics tell a different story.
Abbas recasts failure to reconcile as selling point at the U.N.
Disagreement over Fayyad could be straw that breaks always-tenuous deal
Palestinians, seemingly turned off by U.N. vote, tentatively agree to peace talks
After reconciliation with Hamas, can the P.A. be trusted with millions of dollars?
The myriad problems with and underlying logic for reconciliation
ICG’s Nathan Thrall talks to Tablet Magazine
