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Ex-Israeli intel chief says peace talks are doomed
A Palestinian demonstrator prepares to hurl a stone toward Israeli troops during a protest May 25, 2012, against the expansion of the nearby Jewish settlement of Halamish in the West Bank village of Nabi Saleh, near Ramallah.
Occupied Lives: Denying Medical Care
Mahmoud KhaderGaafar lives with his wife Majd and their one-year-old daughter Maryam in his parents' house in Gaza City.
One of the more brazen initiatives in the Jewish world today is Peter Beinart's call, in his book "The Crisis of Zionism," to boycott anything produced in the Jewish settlements of Judea and Samaria .
Subversion in the Arab Art world
There's an exhibition featuring sci-fi, history, video games, sexuality, soap operas, censorship and a powerful sense of humour at Cornerhouse in Manchester right now.
INSIGHT-Jerusalem expansion reaches point of no return
Named for the crash site of an airforce plane shot down during the Six Day War in 1967, Givat HaMatos may yet prove the place where Palestinian hopes of a creating a capital in Jerusalem also plunge to earth.
Terrorist Kidnapping Cell Arrested
Security agents crack a terrorist cell that roamed Judea and Samaria and failed several times to kidnap residents, especially women.
Palestine: 1500 Israeli settlers invade Joseph's Tomb in Nablus
IMEMC & Agencies: Palestinian News Network, PNN, reported from Hebrew radio that about 1500 settlers entered Joseph's Tomb in Nablus late last Thursday night and early Friday morning, guarded by the Israeli military.
Edward James Olmos Tours the Holy Land
Actor Edward James Olmos is sitting at a Jerusalem cafe. For the better part of two weeks, this 65-year-old American actor-director, and star of television and the big screen, has traveled the length of Israel.
Palestine: Israeli settlers burn Palestinian car near Nablus
Nakba Day marked with rioting, rock throwing and rally
Some Palestin-ians marked Nakba Day with riots and rock throwing, while a rally in Ramallah drew thousands and later turned violent.
Abbas swears in new Palestinian Authority Cabinet
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas attends the swearing-in ceremony of the new Palestinian government at the Palestinian Authority headquarters in the West Bank city of Ramallah on May 16.
Hamas condemns PA cabinet reshuffle
The reshuffled Palestinian Authority government will be sworn in Wednesday at 6 p.m. officials said, in a move that Hamas condemned and labeled illegitimate.
Pennsylvania congressman muffs Mideast message
Replying to a Chester County constituent's e-mail regarding Middle East tensions, Pitts wrote on April 20 that "it is now incumbent on Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasir Arafat" to hunker down at the negotiating table.
Soldiers, Police Hurt in Nakba Day Violence
Army radio reports 4 security personnel were hurt in annual Nakba Day riots featuring stones, firebombs, burning tires and explosives Army radio reported that at least four Israeli security personnel were hurt in annual "Nakba Day" clashes with Arabs from Palestinian Authority enclaves in Judea and Samaria on Tuesday Hundreds of PA residents threw ... (more)
Clashes erupt as Palestinians mark Nakba Day
BEITUNIA CHECKPOINT, Palestinian Territories: Clashes broke out near Ramallah on Tuesday as around a thousand Palestinians gathered to mark the "catastrophe" which befell them when Israel was founded in 1948.
Palestinians march in annual mourning ritual
Palestinian women, one holding a photograph of a prisoner, participate in a solidarity protest with Palestinian prisoners jailed in Israeli, in Gaza City, Monday, May 14, 2012.
Plight of Palestinians touches Omani women's hearts
Koola Al Khmaiyasi and Amal Al Mshaikhi who got the rare opportunity to visit Palestine; and right, Koola with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah.
Israeli letter not enough to revive talks, Palestinians say
An Israeli letter handed to the Palestinians was not enough to revive peace talks, because it gave no "clear answers" to Palestinian conditions for such talks, officials said Sunday, DPA reported.