JERUSALEM - There was a time when Israel was held in contempt by its neighbors for its over-liberal ways. They felt it did not "belong" in the Middle East. There's been a twist in this negative perception of the possibility of the Jewish state fitting into...
Israel’s Provocation at al-Aqsa
The Israeli government has indicated that it will press ahead with a plan to enlarge the Jewish prayer plaza at the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City, despite warnings that the move risks triggering a third intifada. Israeli officials rejected this week a...
Friday: 82 Iraqis Killed, 102 Wounded
When Was the Last Time You Visited Iraq?
The Tail That Wags the Dog
Just prior to leaving to meet with President Barack Obama this week, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his cabinet, "As far as we are concerned, building in Jerusalem is like building in Tel Aviv," and there would be no halting or restrictions...
Bibi’s Hollow Victory
Israel’s Passport Farm
The Era of Terrorism
Thursday: 12 Iraqis Killed, 30 Wounded
‘Palestinian Life is Cheap’
RAMALLAH - In early February, 41-year-old Fayez Ahmed Faraj, a father of nine from the city of Hebron, 30 miles south of Jerusalem, in the southern West Bank, was shot dead in his home town by Israeli soldiers after he allegedly tried to stab one of them. After a...


