The Secretary of State might not be returning to the region soon, but he will continue to pressure Netanyahu and Abbas into saying yes to his plan, the outlines of which are sketched here.

U.S. Secretary of State considered holding another round of talks with two sides on Monday, but said now is not the right time; Israeli official says Israel is prepared to renew direct talks immediately.

British Foreign Secretary William Hague spurs efforts for Mideast peace after meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah.

Former commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan to formulate U.S. security policy in Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.

American source tells Haaretz that while its report earlier this week of such a conversation was true, the 'high-ranking' recipient of Kerry's disapproval was none other than Israel's PM; Kerry now in Jerusalem for talks with Netanyahu, Livni on peace process.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry returns to the region for his fourth trip since undertaking campaign to jump-start Israeli-Palestinian talks.

The cynical know-it-alls in Jerusalem and Ramallah are united in their disdain for the naively persistent Secretary of State. I know who I’m rooting for.

After many murky months, Yair Lapid's true stance is finally becoming clear; it appears the man who inherited Israel's political center is about to bury the idea of a two-state solution, once and for all.

As his recent interview in The New York Times shows, Finance Minister Yair Lapid knows how to sell himself as everything to everyone, but his brand is wearing thin.

While Minister Livni said at the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that the government's goal is to restart negotiations, other coalition members insisted a two-state solution was never an official government position.