1. Bills, Resolutions, & Letters
2. Hearings
3. On the Record
[Apologies for the erratic Round-Up schedule, which is the result of holidays and travel]
1. Bills, Resolutions, & Letters
2. Hearings
3. On the Record
[Apologies for the erratic Round-Up schedule, which is the result of holidays and travel]
Luke Tress and Dov Lieber / Times of Israel (May 4, 2016)
Palestinian workers passing through the Qalandiya checkpoint between Jerusalem and Ramallah on a typical Tuesday
morning. (3:43) Watch >
Ir Amim and Peace Now (May 2016)
Thorough analysis of Israeli settlement activity in Batan Al-Hawa, a Palestinian neighborhood in the heart of East
Jerusalem's Silwan that is being turned into another Jewish settlement. The report shows that Jewish settlement in
Betan Al-Hawa advances the Israeli government's efforts to place Jerusalem's Old City under Israeli Jewish control,
effectively evicting hundreds of Palestinian residents from their homes. Read More >
Ilan Goldberg, Maj. Gen. (Res.) Gadi Shamni, Nimrod Novik, and Col. Kris Baumen / Center for a New American
Security (May 2016)
This report proposes a security system to address both Israeli security concerns and Palestinian concerns of
continuous occupation. PDF >
1. Bills, Resolutions, & Letters
2. Hearings
3. On the Record
Of note: Al-Monitor 4/19: Congress unblocks $108 million in Palestinian aid
Yossi Meckelberg / Chatham House (April 21, 2016)
A complete lack of trust, the absence of true statesmanship and the building of settlements have rendered a viable
Palestinian state impossible. Read More >
1. Bills, Resolutions, & Letters
2. Hearings
3. On the Record
Shameless plug: APN’s Lara Friedman in the New York Times 4/10: Israel’s Unsung Protector: Obama
(NOTE: This article was referenced by Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Anne Patterson in the HFAC hearing 4/13, at 46:25 in the video)
Americans for Peace Now / (April 1, 2016)
Comprehensive chart showing Israel-related UN Security Council Resolutions (UNSCRs) dating back to the 1967 War,
broken down according to President. Read More >