Yoram Dori

There is only one concept worth sticking to: our real victory in our region lies in our strength and unity, because only strong people can make peace.

While Gaza lacks oil, it can become the breadbasket of the Middle East, producing fruits and vegetables. Its pristine beaches could attract tourists from around the world.

Shimon Peres reiterated his approach that Iran’s nuclear aspirations are not a purely Israeli problem, but a global problem.

Two critical issues are core to Israel’s continued existence and should be priorities in the Biden administration: Israeli security and regional peace.

Nevertheless, the Democrats’ approach toward resolving conflicts in our region differs from that of the Likud and the government bloc it leads.

If we disregard for the moment Obama’s success in terms of the United States, he should be saluted for his and his administration’s support for military aid to Israel.

With the appointment in 2001 of Shimon Peres as foreign minister the labeling issue was one of the first the foreign minister had to contend with when he assumed office.

As a matter of principle, I do not believe relations between friendly states should be managed on television, via the Internet or in the press.

The media was constantly harping on how Peres didn’t really have to worry about the competition against Netanyahu in 1996, and we all know how that election turned out.

Mr. Abbas, please note that your inappropriate speech, following your attempts to slander the Israeli people, won’t stop me and many others in Israel from continuing bring peace to the region.