APN welcomed the Arab League's reaffirmation of its land-for-peace plan and urged the United States and Israel to engage with the plan as a basis for negotiations.

APN welcomed changes made to a letter circulating in the Senate to be sent to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. The revised letter is a step in the right direction,

Israel's Peace Now movement today released official data it received from the Israeli government, validating the findings of its November 2006 report that vast portions of Israeli settlements in the West Bank are built on land which the government recognizes as privately owned by Palestinians.

APN called on the Bush Administration to change course on Iran in favor of limited, constructive engagement, characterized by a combination of carrots and sticks.

APN commended King Abdullah II of Jordan for urging the Bush administration and Congress to take the lead in making Israeli-Palestinian peace a reality.