US and the Arab states see Oct. 7 massacre as catalyst for urgent creation of Palestinian state; Israeli officials: ‘No way!’

It’s “shocking” that a US administration would push for a Palestinian state under ordinary circumstances, let alone after Oct. 7, said former envoy Jason Greenblatt.

What do you get when you massacre over a thousand people? A country.

The kingdom is seeking to forge a defense pact with the US amid intensifying threats from Iran, and is reportedly mulling a deal before the US election.

The polls look bad for Bibi, but Biden and Abbas are inadvertently doing their best to prop up the Israeli leader they most want to see fall.

The major foreign policy shift would face deep opposition within Israel.

“There is no question of rewarding Hamas for the appalling acts they perpetrated,” said Andrew Mitchell, a UK minister of state.

“Iran’s terror will reach all of you. We all know this,” said Israel’s UN ambassador.

Jewish Americans take the White House to task for doubling down on the failed two-state solution in the midst of war.