Connecting the Dots on Netanyahu
Benjamin Netanyahu has often been called a clever but unprincipled, indeed, unscrupulous, politician. But his skill as an orator as well as his pleasant demeanor...
Category : Oslo/Peace Process
Peace Now: The Greatest Enemy of the “Palestinians”
Edited transcript of the Eidelberg Report, Israel National Radio, August 24, 2009. To understand why Peace Now is the greatest enemy of the Arab “Palestinians”...
The Two-State Solution: A Sacrifice of the Intellect
By following Foundation Blog you will find infromation about whatever else one may say of the “two-state solution” to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, it is fascinating...
From Martin Buber to Michael Oren
What does Martin Buber have in common with Michael Oren, Israel’s ambassador to the United States? In response to the Obama administration’s objection to settlements,...
Preliminary Notes on the Forthcoming Election
It is widely agreed that the Olmert-Livni-Barak government decided to inflict a crushing blow on Hamas to restore Fatah-leader Mahmoud Abbas’ control over Gaza—a precondition...
Yaalon’s Plan
A Brief Lesson in Political Logic A question has arisen regarding my December 29 critique of the Yaalon Plan on Israel National Radio. That plan,...
Yaalon’s “Longer-But-Shorter” Road to Peace
The Eidelberg Report, Israel National Radio, December 29, 2008. Dedicated to Tsafir Ronen (z”l). Binyamin Netanyahu’s plan to elevate the economic well-being of the Palestinians...
Thinking About “Occupied Territory”
What territory should we be thinking about? Answer, the Land of Israel in which Jews have lived since the time of Abraham, the teacher of...
Save Us From Liars
Judea and Samaria activist Yechiel Leiter, a possible candidate on the Likud Party list in the February elections, is promoting a plan that calls for...
Bibi and Shimon: Odd Bedfellows
Shortly after his election as Prime Minister in May 1996, Binyamin Netanyahu addressed a joint session of the United States Congress. There he denied any...