New Numbers Show How Republican Presidents Improve the Image of Palestinians
The more Israel and the Palestinians are seen as part of the general partisan agenda parties, the more the voters tend to pick sides based on their party affiliation.
The more Israel and the Palestinians are seen as part of the general partisan agenda parties, the more the voters tend to pick sides based on their party affiliation.
Naftali Bennett, head of the pro-settler Jewish Home party and Israel’s education minister, doubled down on his opposition to a Palestinian state, saying he is prepared to bring down the government in order to prevent one.
Saying “I killed myself to give the Palestinians a state,” former President Bill Clinton defended his record on Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, and his wife’s, at a campaign event.
Every time I hear President Barack Obama tell us how much he loves Israel, I feel like asking him: Which one?
A left-wing opposition party in the German parliament introduced a resolution to recognize a Palestinian state, a position opposed by the current governing coalition.\n
President Barack Obama would not count out backing U.N. recognition of Palestine as part of his reevaluation of the Israel-Palestinian peace process.
Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview that as long as he is Israel’s prime minister, a Palestinian state will not be established.
Young and ambitious, with a ready smile and a quick wit, Israeli far right leader Naftali Bennett is on a mission to prevent the creation of a Palestinian state.\n
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said on Sunday he was discussing with Jordan plans to resubmit to the United Nations Security Council a resolution calling for the establishment of a Palestinian state that failed to win enough votes last week.