'If we ever have military power, will we let them keep Haifa? We'll take it,' said former Jordanian Prime Minister Al-Majali.

Netanyahu hopes Obama will not utilize his last moments in office to drastically change the course of US foreign policy.

A new poll published by the Israel Democracy Institute and the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research shows simultaneously how much - and how little - Israelis and Palestinians agree with each other, depending on the issue.

The Quartet of Mideast negotiators - the UN, US, EU and Russia - published its latest report in which it blasts Israel for building in Judea and Samaria and compares such construction to terrorism. On the flip-side, and in a first-ever for the Quartet, the report focused heavily on Palestinian incitement.

Following on the heels of the dangerous French Peace Initiative which is premised on the idea that the Palestinians receive a state even if they do nothing to stop terror and incitement, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with US Secretary of State John Kerry to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, rejected statements by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman supporting the Arab peace Initiative, saying it was merely a public relations stunt designed to distract the world.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said he believes the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is solvable, and he would love to be a part of the process, while he did concede it was more complicated to negotiate than any of his business deals.

Ninety percent of Congress sent a clear message to President Obama - back off of Israel.

Never missing an opportunity to miss an opportunity, as the famous saying goes, the Palestinians rejected an invitation by Netanyahu to meet for direct negotiations.

In his address to AIPAC on Monday evening in Washington, DC, Republican front-runner Donald Trump blasted Obama, slammed Hillary, lambasted the Iran Nuclear Deal and said all the right things about Israel. Would he, as president, turn his words into action?

As the Palestinians refuse to negotiate with Israel and despite eight years of a failed foreign policy in the Middle East, Obama plans to jump-start Israeli-Palestinian talks by forcing Israel to accept Palestinian demands, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Rock-throwing terrorists attacked Member of Knesset Haim Yellin, who was driving home after paying a condolence visit to a young victim of Palestinian terror.

The PA claims it has exposed an Israeli spy working as an aide to PLO Sec-Gen. Saeb Erekat.

The French are reportedly backing down from plans to force Israel into making concessions to the Palestinians which would endanger its security.

The current strategy of the PA is to negotiate with the international community, not with Israel. The ultimate goal of the PA is to force Israel to its knees.

Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat claims that although the PLO has already recognized Israel, it must consider retracting its recognition.

A new study points to the unsurprising conclusion that political stability and peace would bring financial prosperity to Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

Israel's Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon predicts a bleak future for Israel's security challenges and said that a resolution to the conflict with the Palestinians was not likely to happen in the foreseeable future.