Palestinian peace process
Peace absent from Israel's 2026 elections as West Bank tensions continue to rise -analysis
More than three years of war have reshaped the country, but few candidates are offering a vision for relations with the Palestinians, let alone a path toward resolving the conflict.
Beneath the surface: What Palestinians think about themselves and their future - opinion
The two-state solution is not antisemitic - opinion
Netanyahu’s climb and collapse: Diplomacy, power, and miscalculation - opinion
Terrorist shot in east Jerusalem neighborhood for firing at nearby Jewish homes
Palestinian suspect in serious condition after being shot by undercover Border Police officers.
Analysis: Fighting in Gaza will flicker out, not be dramatically doused
Operation Protective Edge has had an odd trajectory. On and off, up and down. Fierce fighting one hour, a 12-hour truce the next. A resumption of hostilities one minute, and then a surprising agreement for a cease-fire the next.
Stop Hamas from killing Palestinian civilians
Hamas's rejection of the cease-fire plan can only be regarded as intentional killing of the Palestinian people.
Lapid defends decision to stay in government despite impasse in peace talks
When Abbas reaches deadline to form unity gov’t, it will become clear if peace will happen, says Yesh Atid head.
Palestinian officials: Israeli anger at unity deal shows we're on the right path
Fatah and Hamas say work has started to form government that will prepare ground for presidential and parliamentary elections in January.
6 Arabs arrested in pre-Land Day violence in Jerusalem
Dozens of Palestinians riot outside Damascus Gate in capital; police use stun grenades to disperse crowd.
A different voice for peace
Remembering Rabbi Menachem Froman
Confronting ‘Abulia’
Israel and the Palestinians have perfected 'making decisions' into an art of not doing.
Analysis: New policy could improve human rights, save resources, avoid ICC
While IDF hopes program will improve safety, Palestinian rights, its hard to imagine that military institutionally believes program will work.
Bill reinforcing referendum on peace talks moves toward final vote
MK Levin: The nation won't give away parts of the homeland; Gal-On: Referendum will sabotage peace agreement.
