Yes, the terminology of the resolution has its tremendous flaws, as was pointed out, but there were certain actions taken by both the Palestinians, which should be condemned.

What we need to do, in my humble view, in terms of succession of President Abbas, is make sure that those Palestinian leaders who adhere to a policy of nonviolence, that adhere to a belief in a negotiated two-state outcome, we need to give…

Israel is a miracle country. They have everything to be proud of.

There is a new sheriff in town, President Trump, and we have Republican leadership of the House and the Senate that is critical, to say the least, of the United Nations.

He is right, and the U.N. needs to reflect the fact that countries in the world need to stop delegitimizing Israel and they need to recognize Israel's right to exist.

We should not impose solutions. That is not the role of the United States in terms of a friend and an ally.

You can empower that man who seems instinctively and substantively to share most if not all of your concerns or you can take the knees out from underneath him.

There has to be positive reinforcement as well. If you are going to do some good things, there has got to be some reward for it as well.

I would not agree that it was a complete condemnation of the UNESCO statement.

The Israeli Knesset is considering a legalization bill that will set in process a troubling trend of outlying settlements being legalized.

At no time in history of Jewish Americans or Jews had the opportunity to live as well as we have as we have in this country.