By Kathy Bloomfield Growing up, my sister and I shared a bedroom and fought over everything. My mother, who never had a sister, couldn’t believe... Read More

We stand with students across the country who are making their voices heard and sharing why they care about and support Israel Read More

The shadow of terrorist groups which have attained quasi-political legitimacy hangs over the stalled peace talks, threatening to prevent their resumption,  perhaps much  more so... Read More

In an editorial posted on the New York Times website yesterday, former US President Bill Clinton wrote about the tragic murder of a man he... Read More

<!--StartFragment--> Part 5 (final) Committing to a Different Tomorrow Let me close with one of the most compelling moments of this trip, one that connects... Read More

Recent news reports that Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has been considering the idea of simply declaring a Palestinian State, outside the framework of peace talks... Read More

As the peace talks grind along there have been, as many people expected there would be, no shortage of problems: Internal political issues for both... Read More

The news that terrorists in Gaza have resumed their assault on Israel is disappointing but certainly not surprising.  The British newspaper The Guardian reported on... Read More

The process that begin in Washington earlier this month with President Abbas and Prime Minister Netnayhu is set to continue in Egypt on Tuesday, and... Read More