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March 13, 2018

What Made Britain Break Its 70-Year Ban on Royal Visits to Israel?

Perhaps it was shamed by the Arab states.

Since its founding the Jewish state has never received an official visit from a member of the House of Windsor, although some have come to Israel in a private capacity. Recently, however, Britain announced that Prince William, the eldest grandson of the queen, will make an official trip to Israel later this year. Elliott Abrams speculates as to what caused this change in policy:

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March 13, 2018

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    Israel doesn’t need more soldiers; it needs more integration.

  2. Why the U.S., or Any Third Party, Will Fail at Solving the Israel–Palestinian Conflict

    Defeat in war, not outside mediation, is usually what prompts negotiation.

  3. What Made Britain Break Its 70-Year Ban on Royal Visits to Israel?

    Perhaps it was shamed by the Arab states.

  4. The Left Can’t Shake Its Farrakhan Problem

    Neither can the Congressional Black Caucus.

  5. How Some 1,500 Works of Looted Art Were Hidden in a German Apartment for Over a Half-Century

    Having a Jewish grandmother didn’t stop Hildebrand Gurlitt from becoming the Nazis’ favorite art dealer.