Back in February, soon after Gillibrand's appointment to replace Hillary Clinton--and right around the time the Likud's Benjamin Netanyahu was forming a new government in Israel--she went further than most Democrats in the Senate, Read More
Over the weekend, Michael Bloomberg put himself on the international stage with a one-day trip to Israel, where he met with Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, and distributed dolls to children injured by the week-old conflict between Israel and Hamas.
It was his first trip to Israel in two years. Read More
One of the tables at Thursday night's debate over the Israel lobby at Cooper Union will reunite three men who negotiated, unsuccessfully, at Camp David in 2000. Shlomo Ben-Ami negotiated for Israel. And Dennis Ross and Martin Indyk negotiated for the United States. The talks ended disastrously. Israeli P.M. Ehud Barak made major concessions Read More
When you have been dancing with the same partner for many years, you can anticipate his moves, your body rocks in just the right direction with just the slightest pressure from his hand and you know which way to bend just from the nod of his head. I have been in a marathon dance ordeal Read More
If he is as smart as he thinks he is, Rudolph Giuliani must be starting to realize just how formidable an opponent Hillary Rodham Clinton could be in next year's Senate race. Her recent incursion has been judged a success even by bitter critics, and she escaped cleanly without a disastrous error.
Before even declaring herself Read More