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Hezbollah and Israel completed the swap deal Jul 16 08 Saudi minister: Arab peace initiative will fail without Israeli respon... Feb 21 08 Turkish President criticizes Israel for missing opportunity to negotia... Nov 07 07 Latest News ArticlesIsraeli settlers “on war” with the Palestinians in Hebron 00:45 Fri 05 Dec Army evacuates the settlers from Al Rajabi home in Hebron 22:39 Thu 04 Dec DFLP slams the ongoing settler attacks in Hebron, calls of the Security Council to intervene 21:23 Thu 04 Dec Qurei calls for international protection against Israeli settlers attacks 10:22 Thu 04 Dec Palestinian banks in Gaza close as Israel blocks delivery of funds 10:05 Thu 04 Dec Alsarraj: 40 trucks of goods to enter Gaza today 09:46 Thu 04 Dec El Khodary: “Decision of Arab leaders in Israel to send a ship to Gaza, positive step against the si 01:24 Thu 04 Dec Israeli settlers stab and seriously wound a Palestinian resident of Jerusalem 01:00 Thu 04 Dec Extremist settler youths escalate their attacks in Hebron, Barak to meet their leaders on Thursday 00:42 Thu 04 Dec Israeli military detains a dozen Palestinian residents in the West Bank 10:07 Wed 03 Dec Full StoryUS may supervise renewed Syria-Israel peace negotiationsIn two weeks, a new round of negotiations will begin between Israeli and Syrian negotiators, but without the Turkish mediators that have overseen talks to this point. Instead of Turkish mediators, the US will step in as an authority for the next round of talks, which has raised some eyebrows in the Middle East due to the US record in the region. The information came from an interview conducted by the London-based paper Ashark Alawsat with unnamed European and Israeli government sources. |