Monthly Archives: July 2013

The Palestinian Authority flag flew in the Israeli Knesset on Wednesday as several senior PA representatives came to visit more than 30 Israeli ministers and MKs. The visit was organized by the Knesset Lobby for the Promotion of a Solution … Continue reading →

In an “unprecedented” move, police on Wednesday informed Jewish groups that the Temple Mount will be closed to all non-Muslims until at least the end of Ramadan, on 11th August. The announcement has provoked renewed anger over anti-Jewish discrimination on the … Continue reading →

Members of U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee have sent a bipartisan letter to Turkish President Abdullah Gul, demanding that he condemn the  recent anti-Semitic statements by Turkish officials, the JNS news agency reported.   The letter by Brad … Continue reading →

VILNIUS (AFP) — Israeli President Shimon Peres on Wednesday said he was “hopeful” that peace talks with Palestinians will lead to a two-state solution and bring prosperity to the Middle East. “As an Israeli I am now very hopeful because … Continue reading →

BRUSSELS (AFP) — Israeli and Palestinian negotiators’ stated goal of reaching a comprehensive peace deal inside nine months is realistic, the European Union’s top diplomat said Wednesday, painting the bloc as a “reliable friend” to both sides. “I firmly believe … Continue reading →

Hizbullah claims that European representatives suggested the terrorist organization carry out a “limited attack” on an Israeli target in a remote international location, in retaliation for the assassination of Hizbullah leader Imad Mughniyeh. The allegations came to light in a July … Continue reading →

In Violation of American Law… TO ALL AM ISRAEL America’s ratification of the 1924 “Anglo-American Convention on Palestine” made the U.S. a “contracting party” to the League of Nations Mandate for Palestine. Assigned to Britain for administration, the Mandate was … Continue reading →