Since the establishment of the modern Jewish state, Israelis have been yearning for peace and made several offers, only to be rejected.

Trump harshly condemned the bloody terror attack in Tel Aviv, citing the teachings of anti-Israel hatred rampant in Palestinian society as a driving force.

In his Jerusalem Day speech, Netanyahu repeated his hopes for peace in the region, stressing that a division of the Israeli capital is non-negotiable.

U.S. Republican candidate Donald Trump wants a strong Israel and a new, improved relationship with Jerusalem, one of his main consultants says.

Despite Netanyahu's strong objections, questioning France's objectivity and insisting on direct negotiations, the French foreign minister is determined to move ahead with a peace conference.

A new CD was just released with a song about the longing for peace shared by Israelis.

A U.S. human rights attorney explains the PA agenda and the truth behind the Israeli-Arab conflict, citing the futility of forcing peace negotiations on Israel.

U.S. Vice-President Biden reportedly presented Palestinian leader Abbas with yet another generous peace initiative, only to be turned down.

Kerry could put pressure on the Palestinians and Jordanians to cease anti-Israeli incitement and indoctrination. Now that would be pressure well applied.

Israel said it refuses to negotiate under ultimatum in response to France's threat, despite the wave of Palestinian terror, to recognize the "state of Palestine."

Following his decision to take punitive measures against the EU for labeling products from Judea and Samaria, Netanyahu is refusing to meet with the Belgian foreign minister, who has now postponed his visit.

Netanyahu told Kerry, who is on a visit to the region, that there will be no building freeze in Judea and Samaria, and he blamed the Palestinian leadership for inciting the current wave of terror.

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas for the first time conceded his rejection of an Israeli peace offer in 2008 that would have prepared the ground for a Palestinian state in much of the disputed territory.

How unfortunate that the annual memorial for former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin should become a circus for political opportunists.

Prime Minister Netanyahu met with John Kerry in Berlin to discuss the current wave of Palestinian terror targeting Jews across Israel and to make it clear that PA President Abbas in responsible.

PA President Abbas' Fatah party, which claimed responsibility for the murder of young parents, celebrated the terror attack, joined by masses of Palestinians.

The Palestinians are angry that US President Obama did not mention their plight in his recent speech at the UN General Assembly.

Despite the increasing terrorism in the Middle East and beyond, the UN chief said that resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is critical to world peace.

Yet another peace initiative? Cyprus and the EU reportedly offered a new venue to restart the failed negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

A study in which Palestinians are asked about the goal of their struggle against Israel reveals deep hatred and complete misconceptions about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Israeli and Palestinian chief negotiators met covertly in Jordan last week in order to build trust in an attempt to revive the failed peace process.

Liz Kendall, candidate for head of the UK’s Labour Party, said it was wrong to bring a House of Commons motion to recognize a Palestinian state and that she opposes boycotts of Israel.

The European Union is hoping to impose a framework on Israel and the Palestinians for the purpose of reviving the peace process.

After more than a year devoid of any direct contact, Netanyahu called Abbas on the occasion of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan.

After being criticized for placing an unofficial freeze on construction in Judea and Samaria, Prime Minister Netanyahu said he is only calling for a more thoughtful approach, given the international scrutiny and pressure.

Faith in the ability to reach a two-state solution has dropped over the years among both Israelis and Palestinians, according to a recent poll.

This week in Israel's history, Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett Reports to the Knesset on the Status of Israel’s Frontiers and President Lyndon Johnson Outlines Five Principles for Peace in the Middle East

In far-reaching statements, Israel's former ambassador to the US makes strong claims against Obama's poor treatment of Israel.

Palestinians opposed to dialogue with Israel, claiming to defend human rights, forced the cancellation of peace-oriented activities in Jerusalem.

PA Chair Mahmoud Abbas continues his diplomatic war against Israel with a call to boycott Israeli goods. PM Benjamin Netanyahu accuses him of Nazi-like conduct.

Palestinian Authority head Mahmoud Abbas threatened to rethink the peace accords with Israel and restated his list of preconditions for any further talks.

A volatile Middle East presents diplomatic opportunity for regional alliances, Netanyahu said, adding that he would support a demilitarized Palestinian state that recognizes the Jewish state.

Time and again, the Palestinians have walked away from peace negotiations and decided instead to fight Israel, Netanyahu said.

Israeli intelligence expert Yossi Kuperwasser analyzes US President Obama's remarks in a recent interview with journalist Jeffrey Goldberg.

A Hamas-affiliated journalist from Gaza calls for negotiations with Israel, in order to gain concessions, while pursuing the goal to eradicate the Jewish state.

This video clearly illustrates the threats that surround Israel, explaining what is necessary to keep the Holy Land safe by means of defensible borders.

Egyptian historian Maged Farag explains why Egypt should focus on a better relationship with Israel and not on the Palestinian cause.

A popular, but false claim made by Palestinians is that their ancient ancestors lived in the area known as Israel today, long before the Jewish people conquered it. Here is the truth.

Israel is willing to negotiate with the PA but they refuse to come to the table, Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Hotovely told EU FM Mogherini in Jerusalem.

Despite his unrelenting pressure on Israel, President Obama admits there is little hope for a peaceful resolution now between Israel and the Palestinians.