Israeli Palestinian conflict

The latest tri-lateral Middle East peace talks have been overshadowed by the United Nations report by Richard Goldstone that accuses both Israel and Hamas of war crimes in Gaza and the candid remarks by Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman to the effect that there is no "solution" to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the region should learn to "live" with the consequences.  

A task force charged with improving the White House's faith-based initiative program has waded into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, raising eyebrows and concern among Jewish leaders.  

 

Students, faculty and staff filled into Emerson Suites Wednesday night as part of the Peggy R. Williams Difficult Dialogues Symposium where audience members were polarized on the controversial issue.  

A beaming President Barack Obama says he is honored to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize but says he is not sure he has done enough to earn it.  

Pope Benedict XVI met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in a private audience Oct. 8 at the Vatican.  

President George W. Bush once explained his failure to advance the Israeli-Palestinian peace process with the excuse that, "We can't want peace more than the parties themselves".  

The policy staff in Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman's office has drawn up a secret memo calling for a radical refocus of Israeli foreign policy toward the developing world, The Jerusalem Post has learned. According to sources, the foreign minister plans to bring the five-page preliminary policy paper to the ministry's senior professional staff in the coming days, to begin discussion on implementing what is being described as "guidelines for a whole new foreign policy." According to a copy of the me