Dismantling UNRWA Can Help Solve the Israel-Palestinian Conflict
The organization “perpetuates the Palestinian refugee problem.”
June 14, 2017
Most Palestinians Want Hamas to Accept a Two-State Solution, and Care Little about Settlement Building
But an overwhelming majority deny Israel’s right to exist.
From reading the Western press—or, for that matter, the Israeli press—one would imagine that most Palestinians see Israeli construction in the West Bank as one of the primary threats to their wellbeing and would furiously and perhaps violently protest a move of the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem. But a recent poll suggests very different priorities, writes David Pollock, and even gives some reasons for hope:
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The Arrest of Two Operatives Shows That Hizballah Poses a Serious Threat to the U.S.
Another of John Kerry’s lies to protect the Iran deal.
Most Palestinians Want Hamas to Accept a Two-State Solution, and Care Little about Settlement Building
But an overwhelming majority deny Israel’s right to exist.
How a U.S. Army Lawyer Used Anti-Semitism to Exonerate an SS Unit That Slaughtered American POWs
Remembering the Malmedy massacre.
Joining the Anti-Trump Movement Promises Short-Term Gains for Synagogues, and Long-Term Losses
The problem with the “Trump Bump.”