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Uri Ashi can be seen on a Tel Aviv bridge every Friday afternoon, trying to convince passersby and motorists that peace with the Palestinians is still possible. Now he has a new book on the subject

Michigan Congressman Andy Levin proposed a bill that would advocate for the Two-State Solution to the Israel Palestine conflict. Ironically, many of the leading pro-Palestinian members of Congress were not among the 27 others who co-sponsored Levin's legislation.

From the blog of Ted Belman at The Times of Israel

Chances are increasing that Yair Lapid will be remembered as a better foreign minister than Yisrael Katz. This week, Lapid actually spoke the truth: “When I am prime mini

Despite rumors to the contrary, Israelis have actually moved to the left in recent times – but that doesn’t mean they’ll vote for Labor or Meretz. They’ll consider the message, but they hate the patronizing messenger

Despite rumors to the contrary, Israelis have actually moved to the left in recent times – but that doesn’t mean they’ll vote for Labor or Meretz. They’ll consider the message, but they hate the patronizing messenger

Last week Defense Minister Benny Gantz met in his home with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, and announced several modest gestures – the most important one

Palestinians, particularly those from younger generations, no longer believe that a two-state solution is possible, and are thus refocusing their struggle on equal rights and possibly a one-state democratic outcome

Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas sat down with Israel’s Defence Minister Benny Gantz in the city of Rosh Haayin on Tuesday, in the PA leaders first high-level talks in the Jewish state in a decade.

Joe Biden’s first year in the White House saw a war between Israel and Hamas, a political fight over Iron Dome funding, and a dispute about America's consulate in Jerusalem. A look back at the year's top stories