Poll: Israelis Don't Believe Peace is Possible
Peace Index poll indicates most Israelis believe that it will be impossible to achieve peace no matter who wins the election.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
Peace Index poll indicates most Israelis believe that it will be impossible to achieve peace no matter who wins the election.

A video shows the wife of a Hamas MP saying that an Arab woman's role is "to instill love of jihad and martyrdom in her children."

Syrian fighting has returned to an area of Damascus which serves as a camp for people registered as "Palestinian refugees."

Egyptian magazine claims that six Islamist activists who work with Obama are Muslim Brotherhood operatives.

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi will meet PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas and Hamas politburo chief Khaled Mashaal in Cairo on Wednesday.

"The construction of the false Temple on the Temple Mount is closer than ever before," claims an official with the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The PAs Minister of Communication announces that a stamp with the name “State of Palestine” will be issued to diplomatic offices abroad.

A TV ad on behalf of Shas targets olim from Russia, suggesting some of them are non-Jews who did not convert properly.

Terrorists in Israeli prisons have asked the High Court to hold another discussion over its ruling against free education for terrorists.

The United States is considering issuing a set of playing cards to help identify 100 most wanted figures of the Syrian regime.

Knesset Speaker says Israel is worried about Hagel "because of his statements in the past and his stance toward Israel."

Abbas will not rush to issue "State of Palestine" passports, fearing a conflict with Israel, PLO officials claim.

A court in Tunis ordered the release of Ali Hamzi, a Tunisian suspected of involvement in the terror attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya.

Aryeh Deri dismisses as "a bad joke" reports that his party is in talks with the left to create an obstructive bloc to the Likud.

Labor and Yesh Atid accuse Livni of misleading the public over what happened during meeting between the leaders of the three parties.

"Our goal is that any young Jew who wants to come to Israel will be able to come to Israel," Netanyahu tells Taglit participants.

Chuck Hagel dismisses allegations that he is against Israel, saying critics have "completely distorted" his record.

The deployment of Patriot missiles in Turkey is designed to protect Israel from Iranian threats, Iran charges.

Residents of a small Hungarian town have failed to stop a park from taking on the name of the country's Nazi-allied wartime leader.

Habayit Hayehudi (Jewish Home) is gaining popularity among olim from France, who are finding "a home in the Jewish Home".

Mohammed Megaryef, president of Libya's national assembly, has escaped an attack on his hotel in the southern oasis of Sabha.

Chuck Hagel would be "the most antagonistic Secretary of Defense toward Israel", says Sen. Lindsey Graham.

The United States State Department says Assad's speech is another attempt to cling to power.

Abbas orders the PA government to re-issue passports, identity cards, and other government documents so they include the "Palestine" stamp.

The Likud Beytenu would prefer to form a coalition with Yair Lapid's Yesh Atid over Shas, a senior official in the party says.

A PA Arab girl who was seen in a widely disseminated video challenging IDF soldiers, says she does not regret her actions.

U.S. deployment of Patriot missiles in Turkey begins. Missiles to help the country defend against any threats from Syria.

The United States is becoming increasingly worried about Syria’s use of ballistic missiles supplied by Iran.

A top IMF official will visit Egypt on Monday for talks on a $4.8 billion loan frozen because of political unrest in the country.

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas orders all institutions to stop using the term Palestinian Authority and start using "State of Palestine".

Syria's embattled President Bashar al-Assad is to make a rare speech Sunday and may present a five-point plan to end violence.

The Jewish Home will recommend Netanyahu as Prime Minister no matter what, says Naftali Bennett.

"I am a ready for a broad coalition, but some parties are rejecting me in advance," Netanyahu tells Channel 2.

Minister Gilad Erdan in television interview: Netanyahu told me that if Livni joins coalition, she won't take part in peace talks.

Long before he was elected as Egypt's president, Morsi rejected negotiations between Israel and the PA, reveals MEMRI.

PM Netanyahu meets ambassadors in Jerusalem, stresses that Iran's nuclear ambitions are still the main threat over Israel.

Supporters of the Fatah movement start massing in the main squares in Gaza for the movement's first celebration since 2007.

PA Chairman warns that if Arab countries don't deliver on their promised 'safety net', the PA will be in a difficult situation.

Ten of Israel's parties from across the political spectrum have united in a call to President Peres to work for Pollard's release.

The Jewish Home party will be even stronger than most polls says, with at least 20 seats, predicts outgoing MK Yaakov Katz.
