Oslo accords
Dan Diker, Jason Greenblatt: Giving Arafat Nobel Prize harmed Israel’s fight against terror
"Oslo, in our view, was one of the greatest strategic catastrophes, maybe the greatest strategic catastrophe since the founding of the State of Israel.”
Netanyahu’s climb and collapse: Diplomacy, power, and miscalculation - opinion
Oslo Accords official admits failure, retains hope for Israeli-Palestinian peace - interview
Jimmy Carter's checkered relations with Israel and Jews
Mahmoud Abbas reveals his true colors - opinion
If Abbas wanted peace, he would have said that Shubaki was wrong to participate in terror attacks, serve as a terrorist leader, or purchase tons of weapons.
How Jerusalem’s inaction fueled the ICC’s anti-Israel agenda – opinion
How Palestinian manipulation and ICC bias led to arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant.
Oslo's environmental, feminine choice, 20 years later - opinion
Last weekend, the 14th conference by Democracy Today was held in Yerevan, Armenia, titled "From Global Insecurity to Common Security - Women's Role in Peacemaking."
The tax trap: Israel’s tax money is funding the Palestinian Authority’s pay-for-slay law - analysis
‘We willingly relinquished our fiscal rights in order to buy peace, but we are not getting what we are paying for,’ says Maurice Hirsch, Director of the Initiative for Palestinian Authority
On this day: 29 years since the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin
While officials hold an annual commemoration for Rabin on Mount Herzl, the surviving family of the visionary told Ynet they were requesting that this year’s be cancelled due to the war.
We must confront forces of destruction with all our power - opinion
In a reflection on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the writer delves into the numerous peace initiatives that have been proposed and consistently rejected by Arab and Palestinian leaders.
This week in Jewish history: Israeli peace accords and a massacre in Lebanon
A highly abridged weekly version of Dust & Stars.
Netanyahu tries to reframe defense establishment as blind leftists - analysis
Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized the defense establishment as naive leftists, accusing them of underestimating diplomatic pressure related to the Philadelphi Corridor in his speech.
Israel’s continuous appeasement of terror attacks is leading to all-out war - opinion
Israel publicly declaring the desire for diplomacy instead of war might seem like a prudent way to avoid unnecessary conflict with the West.
MFA: Israel can no longer trust Norway as a partner on the Palestinian issue
Oslo had warned Israel that its decision to revoke diplomatic status of Norwegian officials working with the Palestinian Authority would harm ties between the two countries.
The Oslo paradigm can restore Israel’s legitimacy - opinion
'I believe that there is much to be learned from the insights and achievements of the Rabin government some 30 years ago', the author says.
