Israel and Palestine
Qatari official: War in Gaza was the ‘nucleus’ for Iran’s attacks on the Gulf, pushes for deal
Qatari Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Majed al-Ansari argued the conflict could only be resolved through a deal. Ansari claimed sanctions hadn't "yielded the results that have been expected."
Court orders return for Jalud Palestinian families home after extremist settlers drove them out
How being pro-Palestinian has changed - opinion
Singing together across the divide: What a Jerusalem chorus taught me - comment
Greenblatt: After four decades of Erekat, Palestinians deserve better
“Dr. Erekat – we have heard your voice for decades and it has not achieved anything close to Palestinian aspirations or anything close to a comprehensive peace agreement,” Greenblatt wrote.
State Dept. drops 'occupied' reference to Palestinian territories in report
US Ambassador to Israel Friedman reportedly directed the State Department to stop using the term.
The wars that defined us - A war like no other: The Second Intifada
A former military correspondent reflects on his time covering the bloody uprising.
Friday's riot: Perceptions from Gaza and the U.N.
Hundreds of Palestinian youths ignored calls from the organizers and the Israeli military to stay away from the frontier.
March 19, 2018: Quite the philanthropist
Our readers weigh in on this week's news.
Former PA minister: We need intense protests, but not violence
Outrage continued across Turkish and Palestinian media over the weekend in response to reports that the United States embassy will be moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem within the coming months.
Couscous-based Israeli-Palestinian proxy war breaks out on Virgin Atlantic
"Inspired by the flavours of Palestine," read a description of a salad on the airline's menu.
Report: Hamas believes war with Israel will break out in the coming days
The report claims a potential war would involve Israeli combat units across ground, naval and air forces.
A paradise for split personalities and free trade
Residents in the town of Barta’a in northern Israel and Samaria (West Bank) live in a constant identity crisis between the security barrier and the Green Line.