The plan also envisions normalization between Israel and the Arab world, the release of captives and a new regime in Gaza.

“Battling violence is an objective that we share—but our efforts must not stray from the facts and the truth,” the lawmakers write.

Lessons from the denazification of Germany after its defeat in World War II.

The proposal calls on Washington to condition foreign aid to Egypt, Iraq, Yemen and Turkey on those countries accepting a certain number of refugees.

Riyadh is not pressuring Jerusalem to make hefty concessions to Ramallah.

If the government can end the wave of terrorism, it must do so; if it can’t, it should let someone else try.

Amid reports on Saudi demands that Israel make “significant concessions” to the Palestinians before official ties are announced, Israel is signaling that the formula that worked for the Abraham Accords could work now too.

The Israeli prime minister is sending a message to the US administration that has sidelined him.

Aryeh Deri’s disqualification as cabinet minister comes after his outrageous decision to stay in politics despite pledging to leave public life.

His latest conduct could hurt him not just with Jews and Israelis, but also evangelical Christians.