Peace Process
The Bob Newhart peace plan.
A view from inside the U.S. government.
Looking at the big picture.
Unpopular and unbeatable.
All evidence points to the contrary.
And will a new generation of Palestinians put material self-interest before anti-Zionist dogma?
The price of economic opportunity.
Putting trust in the reliably anti-Israel “international community.”
Defeat in war, not outside mediation, is usually what prompts negotiation.
If Israelis do not have the right to sovereignty in Jerusalem, they can hardly justify sovereignty anywhere.
Peace isn’t a process.
New evidence shows the duplicity of American claims.
The U.S. shouldn’t be neutral.
One-hundred years ago, over a lunch, the internationalization of Jerusalem became irrelevant—and it remains so.
