Everyone is talking about deal-making these days.  The new president of the United States has been described as a deal-maker, and in fact, he wrote a book entitled The Art of the Deal.  There is a buzz about new possibilities for historic deals.  But ultimately, a deal is not worth even the paper it is written on unless it is upheld. This year, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem and the liberation of Israel's biblical heartland, when the Jewish people finally secured access to the most sacred parts of their native land, a sovereign right the international community legally recognized nearly a century ago.  We are still waiting for that same international community to honor and uphold the terms of that agreement. Following World War I, world representatives came together in San Remo, Italy, empowered to fulfill the terms of peace, which included the breakup of the former Ottoman Empire.  Not only Israel, but Iraq,...(Read Full Article)