Palestine on Townhall

  • Caroline Glick
    As Independence Day celebrations were winding down Tuesday night, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu made a guest appearance on Channel 2's left-wing satire show Eretz Nehederet. ... more
  • Washington, D.C.
    President Barack Obama says Palestinians deserve an independent and sovereign state and an end to occupation by Israel. Obama spoke at a news conference in the West Bank with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. ... more
  • Obama in West Bank Thu Mar 21
    Washington, D.C.
    President Obama arrived in the West Bank Thursday, where he was greeted by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. ... more
  • Rich Galen
    President Barack Obama left last night for Israel in an attempt to "reset" the Israeli-US relationship. ... more
  • What Can Israel Do? Wed Mar 13
    Ben Shapiro
    When Israel took action against Hamas in the Gaza Strip last year, the world media did its damndest to try to paint the Jewish state as a human rights violator. One of their chief cards in this effort was a photo of BBC video editor Jehad Misharawi holding his son Omar's body. Supposedly Omar had been killed in an Israeli missile strike. ... more
  • Ralph Benko
    Recently, in the offices of the Mayor of the city of Nablus, Palestine, the missing pieces that would permit a just and lasting peace in the Middle East to flourish may have been presented. If harmony can be restored (as it can) within the social fabric that underlies the political fabric, peace finally becomes a possibility. ... more
  • Cliff May
    It’s difficult not to like Salam Fayyad. The prime minister of the Palestinian Authority has an avuncular demeanor and old-fashioned professorial charm. He boasts a doctorate in economics from the University of Texas at Austin and remains loyal to the Longhorns. ... more
  • Kyle Olson
    The radical teachers group Rethinking Schools published an article in its Winter 2012-2013 magazine titled, “Books About Contemporary Palestine for Children,” EAGnews.org reported. ... more
  • Who's a Coward? Fri Jan 18
    Mona Charen
    Who said this about a world leader: He's a "political coward -- an essentially unchallenged leader who nevertheless is unwilling to lead or spend political capital to advance the cause of compromise"? ... more
  • Cliff May
    The European Union is outraged! ... more
  • Paul Greenberg
    Happy Birthday, Palestine! Strike up the band. Ice the champagne. Run up the flag. Rally and cheer. Orate and pose for the cameras. Declare victory. Dance the night away. Sing another chorus of Baladi! Baladi! Better yet, gather 'round the campfire, and pass the finjan till dawn telling glorious stories of a past that never was. ... more
  • Washington DC
    State Department Wants to Continue Funding Palestine ... more
  • Mallory Carr
  • The Battle of Gaza Thu Nov 29
    Cliff May
    Who won? ... more
  • Kevin Glass
  • Matt Barber
    At times, complicated issues are most clearly understood in simple terms. Speaking before the Knesset in 2006, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu captured, in two brief sentences, that which lies at the heart of the ongoing, centuries-old Arab-Israeli conflict: “The truth is that if Israel were to put down its arms, there would be no more Israel. If the Arabs were to put down their arms, there would be no more war.” ... more
  • Michael Brown
    In the aftermath of Israel’s latest conflict with Hamas terrorists, it seems that the Jewish state’s greatest failing was that it did not suffer enough casualties to satisfy its critics. ... more
  • Pat Buchanan
    With the truce in the week-long Gaza war, Barack Obama is being prompted by right and left to re-engage and renew U.S. efforts to solve the core question of Middle East peace. ... more
  • Jeff Jacoby
    Palestinians have a fierce new song to accompany their intensified conflict with Israel. "Strike a Blow at Tel Aviv," recorded by Shadi al-Bourini and Qassem al-Najjar, was posted last week on various Palestinian websites, including the Facebook page of the TV show Fenjan Al-Balad, which describes its mission as "trying to influence young Palestinian society for the better." ... more
  • Katie Pavlich
  • New York, NY
    Fox News explains why we should be concerned: "I do think there will be an Israel-somebody war in the next year." ... more
  • Ken Blackwell
    You could not have a better example of moral equivalence than a column written by Steve Clemons in The Atlantic Magazine’s online version. ... more
  • Suzanne Fields
    This is the week of Yom Kippur, when Jews reflect on the year just past and look forward to the new one, in hopes of being entered in the Book of Life. The shofar, or ram's horn, is a plaintive cry from the heart, marking natural events of birth, death and renewal. The Jewish new year is a holiday celebrated with solemnity, of repentance for the past and a step into the future and its fresh possibilities. ... more
  • Caroline Glick
    Throughout his presidency, Barack Obama and his supporters have been dogged by criticism of his position on Israel. From the very outset of his tenure in office, critics and supporters alike have not been able to shake the sense that Obama is deeply hostile to the Jewish state. ... more
  • Daniel Pipes
    "President Obama has thrown allies like Israel under the bus." That's what Mitt Romney, Republican candidate for president, said in the high-profile speech accepting his party's nomination last week, repeating a slang phrase for sacrificing a friend for selfish reasons that he had deployed before, for example in May 2011 and Jan. 2012. ... more