The on-again, off-again peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority will determine the fate of the West Bank settlements. Which ones will live and

At 39, Jerusalem-born Einat Wilf has been an Israeli Army intelligence officer, newspaper columnist, venture capitalist, policy planner, teacher, feminist and foreign policy adviser to Shimon

Perceptions drive politics—and so do misperceptions. A good case study, one loaded with irony, is Vice President Joseph Biden’s speech at Tel Aviv University last

It is the night of Yom Kippur. After Kol Nidrei services, busy, bustling Emek Refaim Street in Jerusalem’s upscale German Colony, famous for its trendy cafés, is

In Memoriam, In Israel The next time you are in Israel, be sure to make a detour to the entrance of Jerusalem’s Arazim Park to

It is a hot summer morning in the hills of Jerusalem. The sun has barely arched over the horizon and already the heat is stultifying.

May 9. Can’t they just get along? This is a question many are asking about the relationship between United States President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime

It is only a little more than two hours’ drive from Jerusalem to Nazareth in the Galilee, but there are barriers to be crossed on