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(Jerusalem Post) Herb Keinon - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with a long list of world leaders in Paris on Monday. He said many countries realize that achieving a comprehensive deal between Israel and the Palestinians at this time is an illusion. And those countries do not want to mortgage their relationship with Israel to this one issue because Israel has what to offer them: from experience, advice and intelligence on fighting terrorism to technological solutions for a wide array of pressing problems. With countries trying to figure out how to deal with the aftershocks of the earthquake sweeping through the Middle East, and with their economies increasingly driven by technology - which Israel is very good at - more and more of these countries want to deal with Israel.2015-12-02 00:00:00Full Article
Paris Summit Shows How Israel Is Not Isolated
(Jerusalem Post) Herb Keinon - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with a long list of world leaders in Paris on Monday. He said many countries realize that achieving a comprehensive deal between Israel and the Palestinians at this time is an illusion. And those countries do not want to mortgage their relationship with Israel to this one issue because Israel has what to offer them: from experience, advice and intelligence on fighting terrorism to technological solutions for a wide array of pressing problems. With countries trying to figure out how to deal with the aftershocks of the earthquake sweeping through the Middle East, and with their economies increasingly driven by technology - which Israel is very good at - more and more of these countries want to deal with Israel.2015-12-02 00:00:00Full Article
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