Opinion Articles
Award instituted by the Embassy of Israel in Spain
Remarks for the Samuel Hadas Awards Ceremony
An important part of the vision of Samuel Hadas, and I think I’m right on the mark when I say that today Spaniards know more about Israel in richer detail and nuance. Trading exchanges, the tourist flow, the cultural relationship ... the eng
2012-01-18 by José María Aznar
The Friends of Israel Initiative mourns the passing of Czech President Vaclav Havel, one of our Founding Members
Statement on the Passing of Founding Member Vaclav Havel
We will forever be grateful for his support and leadership, and humbled by his exemplary and steadfast courage in the face of immense odds.
2011-12-19 by The Friends of Israel Initiative Members
Palestine: To Be, or Not to Be, That Is Not the Question
If Abu Mazen, also known as Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority, really wanted to have a state, he didn’t need to go all the way to the United Nations to get it – it’d have been enough to accept Israel’s c
2011-09-28 by Rafael L. Bardají
Working Papers
The Abdication of America - The Middle East after America
Dr. Shmuel Bar (Director of Studies, Institute for Policy and Strategy, Herzliya)
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Events & Activities
Karen Hayesod
Last September 18th, FoII Chairman José María Aznar attended the Karen Hayesod Annual Dinner as the Guest of Honor in Genval, Belgium
House of Commons
A meeting on "Palestinian Statehood and the September UN Gambit: A Recipe for Conflict or Consensus?" was held last September 5th at the Boothroyd Room, Portcullis House, in the House of Commons in London.
Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, Brazil
On June 1st, FOII Chairman José María Aznar was at the Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, in Brazil, to open the series of conferences on "Major Topics of Debate"

All we want is a normal and reasonable conversation about Israel. Surely, that is not too much to ask.
The campaign of demonization against the State of Israel must stop. All men and women of goodwill should join together to say that enough is enough.


