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Right-wing activists disrupt joint Israeli-Palestinian Remembrance Day ceremony in Tel Aviv - KAN

Activists, including Mordechai David, Rami Ben Yehuda, and Sheffi Paz, attempted to break into the south Tel Aviv venue, where hundreds of people, including Oct. 7 victims' relatives, attended.

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Palestinians, Israelis and politicians attend a joint Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day ceremony, organized by peace groups and held amid far-right threats against participants, on the eve of Israel’s Memorial Day in Tel Aviv, April 20, 2026.
TWO WOMEN, Arab and Jew, involved in the Together Beyond Words organization, share their grief.

The path to peace: Where do we go from here? - opinion

There are times when we must fight against the evil deeds that people commit, and this is one of them, but I don’t believe that devastating Gaza will ultimately bring harmony and peace.

|ByNITSAN JOY GORDON
YANKELE HILLEL, a survivor of the 1929 Hebron massacre, places a stone on a grave amid a long row of small headstones for the victims, at a cemetery in the city, August 2009, marking 80 years since the massacre.

Palestinian rejectionism, glorification of terrorism is stopping peace - opinion

Such actions prove that the core issue isn’t occupation, but Palestinian rejectionism and terrorism against the indigenous people of the land – the Jews

|ByEMILY SCHRADER
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas attends a news conference with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, in Berlin, Germany, August 16, 2022.

Palestinian President Abbas' holocaust comment is not new - analysis

The New York Times and Fox News may forget his comments soon, but Israelis will remember it, maybe not the exact words, but the overriding sentiment. 

|ByHERB KEINON

The Peace Process: The intersection of diplomatic and political folly

Most analysts agree that the current conditions are not ripe for an Israeli-Palestinian breakthrough.

OCTOBER 1, 2017ByCHARLES BYBELEZER/THE MEDIA LINE
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) gestures as Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas looks on

US Ambassador Friedman: Israel 'only occupying 2% of the West Bank'

"There was always supposed to be some notion of expansion into the West Bank, but not necessarily expansion into the entire West Bank."

SEPTEMBER 28, 2017ByHERB KEINON
US Ambassador David Friedman at the knesset

PA Foreign Minister welcomes Palestinians’ admission to Interpol

“The overwhelming vote in favor of Palestine’s membership is a reflection of the confidence in Palestine’s ability to enforce the law and commit to the organization’s basic values.”

SEPTEMBER 27, 2017ByADAM RASGON
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki.

UN: Israeli, PA incitement violates Resolution 2334

Such activity is “making the twostate solution increasingly unattainable and undermining Palestinian belief in the international peace efforts.”

SEPTEMBER 26, 2017ByTOVAH LAZAROFF
US President Donald Trump addresses the 72nd United Nations General Assembly at UN headquarters in New York, US, September 19, 2017.

Amid diplomatic flurry, calls for regional peace

Is the long-ignored Arab peace initiative making a comeback?

SEPTEMBER 20, 2017ByLINDA GRADSTEIN/THE MEDIA LINE
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Egyptian President al-Sisi in New York.

One Belt, One Road

Israel’s role in China’s flagship policy.

SEPTEMBER 3, 2017ByGILAD KABILO
China Israel flags

Kushner's progress

AUGUST 30, 2017ByNEVILLE TELLER
The Jerusalem Post

Netanyahu: Israel welcomes US efforts to ignite peace process

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke positively about Jared Kushner and Jason Greenblatt's upcoming visit to the Middle East and the steps towards peace it may bring.

AUGUST 13, 2017ByHERB KEINON, ADAM RASGON
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump at Ben Gurion airport on May 23, 2017

Washington watch: Trump’s Mideast peace bid doomed

There are a number of reasons why Donald Trump will not succeed in brokering peace in the Middle East.

AUGUST 9, 2017ByDOUGLAS BLOOMFIELD
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump at Ben Gurion airport on May 23, 2017

Facing Palestinian criticism, White House says closeness to Israel is an asset

In the wake of the Temple Mount crisis, can Washington remain an honest broker to peace?

AUGUST 9, 2017ByMICHAEL WILNER, ADAM RASGON, HERB KEINON
US SECRETARY of State Rex Tillerson (from left), White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and chief economic adviser Gary Cohn leave notes at the Western Wall.