Israel-US ties face crunch over Middle East policies
New York reports mounting strain in the U S Israel relationship after decades of aid and cooperation. Disputes over territory Palestinians settlements and Lebanon split Washington and Jerusalem while analysts warn of a potential confrontation as UN General Assembly talks loom.
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Israel not just like any other nation yet despite changes
The piece surveys Israel three decades after statehood, noting ongoing border controls and stark separation between Jews and Arabs. It records conversations with Americans AVD and Eve Boaz and Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek, reflecting hopes for regional peace amid occupation, expanding settlements, and evolving social life in cities like Beit Sihar and Ayelet Hashahar.
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