Is Australia’s potential recognition of a Palestinian state rewarding terrorism or fostering peace? By David May, Algemeiner Terrorism pays. That is the message Australia’s government is sending by considering recognizing a Palestinian state in the wake of Hamas’ October 7 attack, something Foreign Minister Penny Wong recognized as, “The greatest loss of Jewish life in... Read more »

Israel's FM: 'Any engagement in the recognition of a Palestinian state only distances reaching a resolution and increases regional instability.'

Minister of Health says he will not permit the creation of a Palestinian state on Israeli territory.

Israeli Arabs have made it clear they do not want to live in a Palestinian state.

Palestinian Authority officials continue to press various countries to recognize the PA as the 'State of Palestine'.

The first problem is the characterization of Prime Minister Netanyahu’s talk about applying Israeli law to the settlements as depriving them of land for a state.

It is time to recall the fundamental Zionist principle that the Land of Israel is our land; true peace can only come through Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria, declared Women in Green's Sovereignty Movement.

An anarchist tries to explain why he supports Palestine, but he simply cannot.

Menachem Begin's words are still relevant, as Germany and other European nations continue to pressure Israel to make room for a Palestinian state.

If you're truly interested in seeing peace in the Middle East, perhaps pressuring Israel to make further concessions isn't the right way to go.

In 1947, the UN offered a separate state to the Jews and to the Arabs. The Jews accepted but the Arabs rejected it and instead launched a full-scale war against the nascent Jewish State.

Young Netanyahu makes it clear. The Palestinian's just want one thing.

On May 16, 1916, Britain and France divided the former Ottoman Empire territory in the Middle East , including the Land of Israel, which came under British rule.

Greece is set to join several other European nations in recognizing a Palestinian state with a non-binding symbolic declaration that will take place after Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas addresses the Greek parliament on Tuesday.

In President Obama's late congratulatory phone call Prime Minister Netanyahu, he cautioned that the US must now reconsider its approach to relations with Israel and the peace process.

The PA is plowing ahead with its damaging bid at the UN, but even the Palestinians themselves are not supporting it.

Is Israel a terrible place for Arabs? Most Arabs living here do not seem to think so. In fact, most prefer to remain in Israel, polls indicate.

Netanyahu flew to Rome in a last-ditch attempt to secure a US veto for the Palestinian proposal at the UN. Will the Obama Administration support Israel?

An overwhelming majority of the French parliament voted in favor of symbolically recognizing a 'Palestinian state'. Will this harm prospects for peace in Israel?

The Dutch join Germany in rejecting unilateral recognition of a "Palestinian" state. Does this announcement from Holland signal a shift in European policy?

New EU chief Federica Mogherini stated her goal for the establishment of a Palestinian state by the end of her five-year term.

"The Swedish government must understand that relations in the Middle East are more complex than one of Ikea's flat-pack pieces of furniture."

Former Spanish PM criticized European nations that have recognized a non-existent Palestinian state, saying the move endangers the peace process and the region.

A majority of Israelis oppose territorial concessions and view the establishment of a Palestinian state in Judea and Samaria as a danger.

Israel criticized the overwhelming support of the British Parliament for recognizing a Palestinian State before negotiations. Does Israel have any friends left?

Truth should be restored and widely disseminated to avoid the delusions that have been haunting us for the past 20 years.