John Kerry
Netanyahu presented Iran attack plan to former US presidents, former secretary of state claims
According to Kerry, Netanyahu had presented presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden with plans to attack Iran, all of whom refused, before Trump agreed.
Blinken’s last bow: A hopeful blueprint haunted by October 7 - analysis
There is a possible path to peace - opinion
In Israel, Kerry says US to deepen climate collaboration with Jewish state
Kerry to attend Paris summit on Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Israel is protesting the Paris summit and has warned its attendees against setting out parameters for a two-state solution.
Analysis: Kerry defensive in discussing his legacy
Kerry has repeatedly defended Obama's decision not to proceed with strikes against Bashar Assad in Syria.
Kerry, Abbas warn of an 'explosion' of violence with Jerusalem embassy move
"You’d have an explosion– an absolute explosion in the region, not just in the West Bank and perhaps even in Israel itself, but throughout the region," Kerry warned.
Report: Netanyahu used Kerry ties to assist businessman friend renew US visa
The report was revealed while the Israel Police is conducting a criminal investigation against the PM, suspecting that he received improper gifts from this particular businessman and others.
Recapping tenure, Kerry owns Iran deal, distances himself from Syria and Israel
"...we worked very hard to restart negotiations between the two sides... Unfortunately, the parties were not willing to make the difficult choices necessary to move forward with the negotiations."
Sr. US official: Israel did not see positive aspects of Kerry speech
According to the official, there is much in the principles set out by Kerry that Israel could perceive as “gains and wins.”
Flaws at the heart of Kerry's blueprint
Don’t blame your tools, Mr. Kerry
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was furious, launching a tirade of abuse, speaking of betrayal and a fundamental bias against Israel.
In Palestinian eyes, all Israel is one settlement
One point that US Secretary of State John Kerry and his international brethren often ignore is that Palestinian terrorists attacked Israel frequently and with great loss of life.
UN vote and Kerry speech will impede prospects for peace
Responsible leaders on both sides should collaborate to dial down the rhetoric and prevent Israel from becoming a political football.