Special thanks have to be given to Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon. In a matter of a few months, he has finally exposed the hidden truth about Israel.

Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh told The New York Times that he expects this summer to be a hot one and he was not referring to the weather.

I still vividly remember what a World Bank official once told me, “What Palestine needs is the end of occupation and restrictions for its economy to boom.

With help from the Egyptian government, Israel and various Palestinian movements in Gaza agreed to a ceasefire, and at least by Monday, this ceasefire seems to have held.

The shrinking Palestinian economy as a result of the major absence of liquidity requires the newly appointed Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh to carry out serious austerity measures.

Jason Greenblatt, assistant to the 45th President of the US and Special representative for international negotiations, took time out of his busy schedule preparing “the ultimate deal” and responded to my April 18 column in this paper.My April 18 column was based on a tip I h

One of the biggest problems that US President Donald Trump’s administration has faced is that it constantly looks for solutions from the business world, with the idea that money can solve any problem.

Despite valiant efforts by the women’s rights movement to raise the age limit of marriage in Jordan, for exceptional cases, from 15 to 16, the joint session of Parliament this week refused to budge on the issue.

President Donald Trump’s administration is trying extra hard to prepare the ground work for its expected announcement of the US vision for peace in the Middle East, and especially between Israelis and Palestinians.