Ehud Barak News, Pictures & Buzz

Campaigning – amid campaign fatigue  Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council

Israeli Politicians Usually Don't Stick Around Long in Politics and Here Is Why  Sputnik International

Boston Israeli Film Festival Spotlights Contemporary Society and History  jewishboston.com

How Palestinian elections will impact Israel - opinion  The Jerusalem Post

No Papers, No Jab: Lebanon's Migrants Face Barriers to COVID-19 Vaccination  Asharq Al-awsat - English

Ministers vote to reopen grades 7-10, move ahead with easing restrictions Sunday  The Times of Israel

Israel and the Palestinian issue in the Biden era  The Jewish Press - JewishPress.com

F-35s, Soybeans and Political Strategy: America's Critical Exports to Israel  The Media Line

Attackers Strike Gas Pipeline in Eastern Syria, Causing Fire  Asharq Al-awsat - English

US 'Conditional Proposal' to Assad and Netanyahu 2011: Abandon Iran in Exchange for Restoring Golan  Asharq Al-awsat - English

The long, slow demise of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process  The Star Online

Settlements Are Not the Obstacle to Peace, Just a Two-State Solution  Algemeiner

Is Gideon Saar Israel's next PM? | IJN  Intermountain Jewish News

Israel Elections: What went wrong with Israeli politics?  The Jerusalem Post

A guide to Israel's idiotic election, part 3: The irrelevant Israeli 'left'  Haaretz

Bennett nixes joining coalition led by Netanyahu or Lapid  Cleveland Jewish News

The Israeli-Palestinian peace process isn't coming back soon  Los Angeles Times

World Health Energy Holdings Appoints Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Danny Yatom, Former Director of Mossad, Company President  Yahoo Finance

Biden makes first trip to rustic mountain retreat at Camp David  KFOR Oklahoma City

POLITICO Playbook: Could McConnell surprise us all? - POLITICO  Politico

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From interview with Wolf Blitzer on CNN's The Situation Room: BLITZER: You've studied U.S.-Israeli relations over many years. How would you describe the relationship today? BARAK: I think that from my point of view as defense minister they are extremely good, extremely deep and profound. I can see long years, administrations of both sides of the political aisle deeply supporting the state of Israel, and I believe that reflects the profound feelings among the American people. But I should tell you honestly that this administration under President Obama is doing, in regard to our security, more than anything that I can remember in the past. BLITZER: More than any other president? LBJ, Bill Clinton, or George W. Bush? BARAK: Yeah, in terms of the support for our security, the cooperation of our intelligence, the sharing of thoughts in a very open way even when there are differences, which are not simple sometimes, I found their support for our defense very stable. http://cnnpressroom.blogs.cnn.com/2012/07/30/israeli-defense-minister-ehud-barak-bulgaria-attack-on-israelis-will-be-avenged/

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/barak-israel-must-advance-peace-or-face-a-diplomatic-tsunami-1.348973 Speaking at the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv on Sunday, Barak said that as that September deadline nears "we stand to face a diplomatic tsunami that the majority of the public is unaware of," Barak said, adding that there was "an international movement that may recognize a Palestinian state within the 1967 borders."