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Liberal Jewish Leader Slams Kerry for Attack on Netanyahu

Abraham H. Foxman, a self-described liberal and head of the Anti-Defamation League, slammed Secretary of State John Kerry for “inappropriate” remarks directed at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Ha’aretz reports. On Sunday, Kerry had warned in an address to the

Liberal Jewish Leader Slams Kerry for Attack on Netanyahu

Iran's Rouhani Boasts: I Rejected Obama Five Times

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani told reporters on Wednesday that he turned down five requests from U.S. President Barack Obama to meet at the United Nations, according to Iran’s semi-official Fars News Agency. Rouhani said: “Before my trip (to New York),

Iran's Rouhani Boasts: I Rejected Obama Five Times

Israel's Danon: 'We Will Count Only on Ourselves'

Israel’s Deputy Minister of Defense, Danny Danon, told Breitbart News on Tuesday that Israel was prepared to act alone in preventing Iran from becoming a nuclear power. His message echoed that of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who addressed the United

Israel's Danon: 'We Will Count Only on Ourselves'

Israel vs. Iran: War of Words at UN

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday and sent a clear message that Israel was prepared to attack Iran, alone if necessary, to prevent the Iranian regime from emerging as a nuclear-armed power. His

Israel vs. Iran: War of Words at UN

Three Conditions for an Israeli Strike on Iran

When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with President Barack Obama today, he will do so against the backdrop of vastly changed circumstances. President Obama’s bungling of the Syria crisis has established that the U.S. is no longer a deterrent force

Three Conditions for an Israeli Strike on Iran

Kerry Pledges to Peace Talks During Abbas Meeting

US Secretary of State John Kerry met Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas in London, having earlier insisted that Israelis and Palestinians were determined to pursue direct peace talks. Kerry met Abbas at London’s Ritz Carlton on Sunday evening, the pair smiling

Kerry Pledges to Peace Talks During Abbas Meeting

Jim Hoft: An American Warrior for Liberty

First, this is not a remembrance. Although Jim Hoft remains in critical condition in a St. Louis hospital, he, fortunately, is still planted firmly on this mortal coil. I write with the full confidence that he will make a full

Jim Hoft: An American Warrior for Liberty

Tel Aviv Gets Missile Defence amid Syria Fears

Israel deployed its Iron Dome missile defence system in Tel Aviv on Friday, as the United States weighed military strikes on neighbouring Syria, local media said. Army radio said that a battery of the mobile system was set up during

Tel Aviv Gets Missile Defence amid Syria Fears

Netanyahu Meets UN Secretary General to Discuss UNRWA

On August 16, UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who expressed concern about the UN-funded camps in the Middle East under UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees). Netanyahu pleaded

Netanyahu Meets UN Secretary General to Discuss UNRWA

Peter Beinart Scapegoats American Jews

Trust Peter Beinart to exploit the Egypt crisis to attack the American Jewish community and pro-Israel groups. Beinart writes at the Daily Beast that the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and the American Jewish Committee (AJC) have “whitewashed last

Official: Israel Can Act Against Iran if Obama Won't

A senior Israeli official says Israel can carry out a military strike against Iran’s nuclear facilities in the absence of U.S. action.  While the official admitted that unilateral action by Israel would be “less effective” than action taken in tandem

Official: Israel Can Act Against Iran if Obama Won't

Netanyahu: Jerusalem Top of Priority List

On Sunday, at the weekly Israeli Cabinet meeting, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to the new Iranian President, who had said Israel “has been a wound on the body of the Islamic world.” Netanyhau said: The President of Iran has

Netanyahu: Jerusalem Top of Priority List

Israeli PM Faces Objections to Palestinian Deal

(AP) Israeli PM faces objections to Palestinian dealBy IAN DEITCHJERUSALEMIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged his skeptical coalition partners Sunday to agree to free Palestinian prisoners as part of U.S efforts to resume peace talks, calling the deal a “tough

Israeli PM Faces Objections to Palestinian Deal

Hizballah Officials Reject Targeting of 'Wings'

When the European Union (EU) designated Hizballah’s military wing as a terrorist group earlier this week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described it as a half measure. All of Hizballah – its political and military wings – should be blacklisted. “As far as the

Hizballah Officials Reject Targeting of 'Wings'

Palestinians Deny Agreeing to Peace Talks

Secretary of State John Kerry’s July 19 announcement of renewed Israeli/Palestinian peace talks was followed on July 22 with Palestinian officials denying the truthfulness of the claim. According to World Jewish Daily, Palestinian officials Nabil Abu Rudeineh and Yasser Abed

Palestinians Deny Agreeing to Peace Talks

Israel to Free 'Around 80' Palestinian Prisoners

Israel is set to decide on the release of around 80 long-serving Palestinian prisoners ahead of renewed peace talks, an Israeli official said on Monday. US Secretary of State John Kerry announced on Friday that Israeli and Palestinian negotiators had

Israel to Free 'Around 80' Palestinian Prisoners

Netanyahu: Peace Talks Will Be 'Direct, Discreet'

Speaking of the upcoming peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the talks will be “direct” and “discreet” and that any agreement emerging from them will be put to a national referendum. Netanyahu said

Netanyahu: Peace Talks Will Be 'Direct, Discreet'

Israelis, Palestinians Skeptical About Peace Talks

(AP) Israelis, Palestinians skeptical about peace talksBy ARON HELLERAssociated PressJERUSALEMIsraeli and Palestinian officials voiced skepticism Sunday that they can move toward a peace deal, as the sides inched toward what may be the first round of significant negotiations in five

Israelis, Palestinians Skeptical About Peace Talks

Israel: Palestinian Prisoners to Be Freed in Talks

(AP) Israel: Palestinian prisoners to be freed in talksBy IAN DEITCHAssociated PressJERUSALEMIsrael has agreed to release some “hardcore” Palestinian prisoners as part of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s efforts to restart Mideast peace talks, but it will not meet

Israel: Palestinian Prisoners to Be Freed in Talks

Israel Taking Directions from China Rather than Obama

Israel has apparently backed out of a lawsuit at China’s request. The parents of a 16-year old killed in a terror attack filed suit against China for laundering money to Palestinian terror groups and ignoring Israel’s warning that attacks were

Israel Taking Directions from China Rather than Obama

Israel Urges US not to Freeze Egypt Aid: Report

Israel has urged Washington not to suspend its annual $1.3 billion in aid to Cairo in the wake of the ouster of Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi by the military, press reports said on Tuesday. Under US law, all military and

Israel Urges US not to Freeze Egypt Aid: Report

Obama Forgets to Mention AZ Firefighters, Blames Journalist

At a joint press conference with Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete on Monday, President Barack Obama neglected to mention the nineteen firefighters who lost their lives fighting wildfires in Arizona until prompted by a journalist’s question–and then blamed the journalist when

Obama Forgets to Mention AZ Firefighters, Blames Journalist

Israel Shows No Signs of Yielding to Palestinians

(AP) Israel shows no signs of yielding to PalestiniansBy DEB RIECHMANNAssociated PressRAMALLAH, West BankIsrael’s prime minister is showing no signs of bending as U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry presses forward with efforts to restart Mideast peace talks. Benjamin Netanyahu

Israel Shows No Signs of Yielding to Palestinians

Peace Intrinsically Linked to Israel Self-Defence: PM

Any peace deal with the Palestinians must be based on Israel’s ability to defend itself if the agreement breaks down, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said just hours before a visit by Washington’s top diplomat. US Secretary of State John Kerry

Peace Intrinsically Linked to Israel Self-Defence: PM

Benjamin Netanyahu's morning is not going well

Well, I guess he didn’t actually send these Tweets during local morning hours, but that’s when we’re seeing them.  The Israeli prime minister said the following at around 7:00 AM Eastern time, in a series of Twitter messages: “The reality

Kerry Back in Israel for Peace Push

US Secretary of State John Kerry flew in to Israel Thursday as he kept up a push to bring Israelis and Palestinians back to peace negotiations amid a growing scepticism over his efforts. Making his fourth trip to Israel since

Kerry Back in Israel for Peace Push

Israeli PM, Putin to Meet Tuesday for Syria Talks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to hold talks on Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the conflict in Syria, the Kremlin said, amid concerns Moscow plans to deliver advanced missiles to the Damascus regime.

Israeli PM, Putin to Meet Tuesday for Syria Talks

China Criticises Syria Raid as Netanyahu, Abbas Visit

China on Monday implicitly criticised Israel’s air strikes in Syria as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas both visited the country to meet top leaders. The raids on military sites outside Damascus a day earlier raised fears

China Criticises Syria Raid as Netanyahu, Abbas Visit

With Friends Like Qatar, Who Needs Enemies?

I interviewed former Deputy National Security Advisor Elliot Abrams on my show, Secure Freedom Radio, this morning. He observed that Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the Emir of Qatar, will shortly be visiting the White House.  Instead of the red

With Friends Like Qatar, Who Needs Enemies?

Kerry's Mid East Trip: Lots of Miles, Little Accomplished

As Secretary of State John Kerry headed home from his first solo visit to Israel, reports indicate that he made very little progress in restarting peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wanted more emphasis on “recognition and

Kerry's Mid East Trip: Lots of Miles, Little Accomplished

Fewer Israelis See Obama as Pro-Palestinian: Poll

Fewer Israelis see US President Barack Obama as pro-Palestinian since his landmark visit to Israel and the occupied West Bank last week, according to an opinion poll published on Friday. The poll carried by the English-language Jerusalem Post found that

Fewer Israelis See Obama as Pro-Palestinian: Poll