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Cal Thomas: Bribing the Palestinians won't make them recognize Israel's right to exist.

By cutting humanitarian aid to Palestinian refugees, U.S. serves the cause of terrorist groups.

Opening of U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem a political victory from Trump and Netanyahu, a setback for Israel and peace.

Donald Trump's first presidential foreign trip has fortuitously given him a temporary respite from the firestorm generated by what he has called "that Russian thing" and his firing of former FBI Director James Comey.

By Jules Witcover

May 29, 2017

Palestinian Authority president hasn't acted like a leader interested in peace

If President Trump is determined to be Israel's best friend, he might aim his sights a little lower and deflate the idea that the Israeli-Palestinian issue is the key to resolving the Middle East's many conflicts.

Is peace still possible between Israelis and Palestinians?

Israel isn't at fault for failure of the peace process.

Israel can't make the Palestinians want peace

Donald Trump's recent day in D.C. revealed an uncommonly modest temperament for the GOP's presidential frontrunner.

The moral impasse between Israelis and Palestinians

Boycott movement aims for Israel's destruction

President Obama is treating Israel as he should be treating Iran, writes Cal Thomas.

Israel has a right to defend itself

Israeli elections

Palestinians have more to answer for at the ICC than Israel

Why wasn't Obama at the anti-terrorism rally in France?

Two recent Presidential pronouncements reflect the essential Barack Obama. Each also explains why so many view him to be the weakest of American presidents.

By Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.

Nov 30, 2014

Israel should not reward terrorists by negotiating statehood for Palestinian Arabs in wake of Jerusalem attack

The Palestinian Authority appears to promote violence and American aid is helping to subsidize it.

The senseless murder of Jewish worshippers at a synagogue in the divided city was an act of pure evil

In the pious Har Nof neighborhood in the hills of West Jerusalem, early morning prayers at a landmark synagogue are an integral part of the rhythm of daily religious life.

Misconceptions about Israel's war in Gaza

If Israel is defeated, America will be next

Hamas' tactic is not only to turn the world against Israel, but against all Jews. One need only look at the disturbing proliferation of anti-Semitic riots across Europe to see that this tactic is succeeding. Israel is expected to tolerate what no state on Earth would.

Arabs will never accept Israel's right to exist

The Sun's headline in a story about the Gaza conflict dehumanizes Palestinian civilians.

Claiming Israel wants to wipe out Palestinians is a lie that, told often enough, gets believed.

Israel and Hamas are trapped in an escalating cycle of violence neither can control

Hamas rocket attacks required justified Israeli counter measures

The Sun's description of the present conflict creates a false equivalency between Israelis and Palestinians.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas met Monday with the teenager who allegedly was beaten by Israeli police last week, and Jewish leaders in Baltimore condemned the alleged abduction and killing of his cousin by several Israelis.

The conflict in Israel is turning increasingly personal as calls for revenge flourish after the killings of innocent teens on both sides.

Peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians break down

Biased coverage of Israel

Neither U.S. activism in the case of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and Iran, nor U.S. inaction in the case of Syria, has yet to bring the results hoped for by the Obama Administration. While U.S. policy in the Middle East has not yet broken down, except, perhaps in the case of Syria; the U.S. remains a long way from the breakthrough in the region that the Obama Administration had hoped for.

Ariel Sharon, the daring Israeli general who as a field commander and prime minister became one of the most influential and controversial leaders in the Middle East, died Saturday. He was 85.

Neglect of Middle East's other conflicts could greatly damage U.S. interests even if a peace deal is achieved