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Biden says US will not stand in Israel's way in how best to counter nuclear threat from Iran
In this photo released by Mehr News Agency, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, left, accompanied by his Vice-President Parviz Davoudi, as they attend a meeting in Tehran, Iran, Saturday, July 4, 2009.
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Sunday Perspective: Americans and Israeli settlements in Palestinian territories
Last month, both at Cairo University and from the Oval Office, President Barack Obama has called on the Israeli government to stop the expansion of settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.
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Mixed trip: Jerusalem story of hope, conflict and more
The Western Wall, with the Dome of the Rock behind it, in Jerusalem, May 27, 2009.
Palestinian state still taboo for Likud ministers
The creation of a viable, independent Palestinian state living alongside the Jewish state has long been the bedrock principle of internationally backed efforts to end the decades-long Middle East conflict.
Gaza Refugee Fundraiser Draws Criticism
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - " A local fundraiser for Palestinian refugees in Gaza is catching criticism.
Gaza Aid Brits In 'Atrocious' Israel Cell
British nationals have told Sky News they are being held in "atrocious conditions" in an Israeli prison after their boat was seized as they tried to take aid in to the Gaza Strip.
'US appeasement toward Iran is worrying'
In a first Israeli reaction to North korea's belligerent test-launching of missiles over the weekend, Industry and Trade Minister Binyamin Ben Eliezer said Saturday he was "very troubled by the American reaction to North Korea's actions," adding he was "not at all calm regarding the American appeasement towards Iran." Ben Eliezer was speaking in a ...
The Palestinian class of 2009, in their own words
Whether a just resolution of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians is close at hand or close to impossible is today -- as so often over the past two decades -- in the eye of the beholder.
Court: IDF must toughen charges for shooting of bound Palestinian
The High Court ordered the Military Advocate General on Wednesday to file harsher charges against an Israel Defense Forces officer who ordered a soldier to shoot a rubber-coated metal bullet at a bound Palestinian.
Ethnic Cleansing as a State Policy
In his speech at Bar Ilan University on June 14, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed a new Israeli "peace plan," with preconditions that a Palestinian negotiator must first meet before he would "promptly" engage in "unconditional" bilateral talks to meet an international consensus demanding the creation of a Palestinian state ...
Lieberman: Settlements issue blown out of proportion
Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman on Thursday responded to remarks made earlier by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who said that Israel's construction in West Bank settlements jeopardized the two-state solution, and said that the world has blown the settlements issue entirely out of proportion.
Passengers still in Israeli custody
Most members of a group of foreign peace activists seized at sea by the Israeli navy remained in custody Friday, three days after their failed attempt to run Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip, relatives and supporters said.
OPT: Gaza-Egypt crossing to open three days a month
Rafah crossing on the Gaza-Egypt border opened briefly on 25, 26 and 27 June allowing Gaza patients in need of emergency care, students, and foreign visa holders to exit.
Palestinians detain rivals to strengthen grip
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' security forces have significantly widened a crackdown on Hamas in the West Bank in the past month.
Israel told to free aid workers
Foreign Affairs Minister Micheal Martin has called for the immediate release of a Nobel laureate and former Irish soldier detained by Israel on board a boat load of humanitarian aid.
Palestinian directors launch country's first commercial animated film
OCCUPIED RAMALLAH: Her back to the camera, a Gaza woman ashamedly unbuttons her dress before a female Israeli soldier, revealing that her breasts were removed in a failed attempt to halt cancer.
Amnesty accuses Israel of war crimes in Gaza
Israel and Hamas are both denouncing an Amnesty International report on the recent war in Gaza as unbalanced.
Hamas tells Fatah prisoners to supply own food
Fatah prisoners, detained by Hamas members in the Gaza Strip, have been asked to supply their own food and water.
Israel's Supreme Court tells army to file stiffer charges in prisoner abuse case
Israel's Supreme Court on Wednesday said the army must file stiffer charges against soldiers who were filmed abusing a bound and blindfolded Palestinian prisoner last year.
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Organizer of Billboard Campaign Challenging U.S. Military Aid to Israel Talks About his Evolving Views on the Middle East Interview with Rich Forer with the Coalition to Stop $30 Billion to Israel conducted by Melinda Tuhus Organizer of Billboard Campaign Challenging U.S. Military Aid to Israel Talks About his Evolving Views on the Middle East ...