The Democrats forged America’s ‘special relationship’ with Israel – and may yet abandon itWatching the party steadily distance itself from that legacy should concern not only supporters of the Jewish state, but anyone who believes US foreign policy is strongest when its closest alliances enjoy support across the political spectrumBy Jonathan Harounoff4 min read
By Stephen PollardYvette Cooper’s ahistorical assertions expose the fatuity behind recognising PalestineIn her first major speech, the Foreign Secretary misrepresented the past to defend a policy that contradicts the concept of land for peace and the idea of negotiations towards a two-state solution3 min read
Bill ClintonBill Clinton: Young Americans have no idea that Arafat turned down a Palestinian stateClinton reflected on the 2000 Camp David talks and its lasting impact on the Israeli-Palestinian conflictBy Ellie Grant1 min read
Ehud BarakIsrael agreed to give up parts of Old City in 2000 peace negotiations with PalestiniansNew documents reveal Ehud Barak's government was planning to give up control of key Muslim sitesBy JC Reporter2 min read
