Desperation drove Fatah and Hamas to work together. Whether or not they are desperate enough to stay together remains to be seen.
Israel's attempts at compromise—rejected by the Palestinians—have finally come home to roost.
Why Russia's bid to be a major player in the Middle East peace process won't succeed.
Americans just don't get it: the Palestinians don't care about a two-state solution—and possibly never have.
A survey of Palestinian social media suggests bad news for President Obama's peace efforts in the Middle East.
If the Palestinians want a state, Fatah and Hamas will have to start working together.
The Palestinians may be losing a chance at their state if they gain a currency.
Is Christopher Hitchens calling for six million Jews to pack up and leave Israel?
The song remains the same on the Mideast peace talks and it's one of futility. There's no quick fix, but America can still help.
The United States now owns the Middle East peace process lock, stock, and barrel. America's failure would be force multiplier at a critical moment. Why Obama is the man for the job.