The next few months will answer a fundamental question about Iran's nuclear program: Are the Iranians serious about eliminating, in Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's words, "even the perception that Iran may develop nuclear weapons" in exchange for sanctions relief. Achieving that objective in the upcoming negotiation is hard enough. We should not derail it from the start by prescribing its terms.
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Op-ed: Instead of whining about Palestinian incitement, ministers should discuss state of incitement in Israel
On Sunday, Israel's cabinet dedicated its weekly meeting to an important issue. Not important - critical. Yossi Kuperwasser, the director-general of the Ministry of Strategic Affairs, found the time to attend the meeting and even brought along a presentation. Not just a presentation - an audio-visual presentation, with both images and sounds. Thanks to the presentation, songs in Arabic were played in a cabinet meeting for the first time in history.
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Washington's failure to clinch two-state deal would shift Palestinian focus to international groups and college campuses where organized Jewry holds little sway.
In the spirit of the season, let me hazard a prediction: 2014 will be the year that America's Israel debate begins to pass the organized American Jewish community by.
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