Former Israeli PM: Jerusalem must be partitioned Atlanta Journal | JERUSALEM — Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is urging Israeli leaders to relinquish the idea of a unified Jerusalem if they truly want peace. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives for a special cabinet meeting marking 'Jerusalem Day' in the Ammunition Hill memorial in Jerusalem...
Netanyahu: African migrants could overrun Israel Atlanta Journal | JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is warning that Israel could be swamped by illegal migrants from Africa. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gestures during a press conference at the government's headquarters in Prague, Thursday, May 17, 2012. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek) ...
Family seeks to block Israel Hamas movie Sydney Morning Herald | AP | Relatives of a slain Hamas operative want to block the release of a movie being shot in Israel about his 2010 assassination in a Dubai luxury hotel. | The killing of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh was widely blamed on Israel's Mossad spy agency, which nev...
Jerusalem must be partitioned: Olmert Sydney Morning Herald | AP | Former prime minister Ehud Olmert has urged Israeli leaders to relinquish the idea of a unified Jerusalem if they truly want peace, contending in a pair of interviews that years of government neglect have kept the Jewish and Arab sectors irrep...
43rd Day of the Omer: Jerusalem -- The Heart of the World Huffington Post | The portion of Bamidbar is usually read the week before Shavuot. Therefore, it also falls in close proximity to Jerusalem Day, which occurs a week earlier. Jerusalem Day commemorates the day during the 1967 Six Day War on which Jewish rule returned...
Former Israeli PM: Jerusalem Must Be Partitioned National Public Radio | JERUSALEM (AP) — Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Sunday urged Israeli leaders to relinquish the idea of a unified Jerusalem if they truly want peace, contending in a pair of interviews that years of government neglect have kept the Jewish an...
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Palestinian prisoners, Israel make deal to end hunger strike Scoop Tuesday, 15 May 2012, 12:24 pm | Article: The Scoop Team | Palestinian prisoners and Israel make deal to end hunger strike | The Scoop Team | May 15, 2012 | An Egyptian and Jordani...
Israel fears Assad fall may bring Al-Qaeda to Golan Khaleej Times A senior Israeli military official said that Israel is closely tracking events in Syria, fearing the collapse of President Bashar al-Assad's regime could see the Syrian Golan Heigh...
Under Netanyahu, Israel is Stronger Than Ever Newsvine | By Fareed Zakaria, Published: May 9 | While incumbents around the world are struggling to hold on, one is thriving. By bringing the rival Kadima party i...
Former Israeli PM: Jerusalem must be partitioned STL Today | Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Sunday urged Israeli leaders to relinquish the idea of a unified Jerusalem if they truly want peace, contending in a pair of interviews that years of government neglect have kept the Jewish and Arab sectors irre...
Israel convicts Palestinian protest leader The Boston Globe | OFER MILITARY BASE, West Bank-An Israeli military court has convicted a Palestinian protest leader of urging youths to throw rocks at Israeli soldiers, in a case that has drawn controversy because it is based on the confession of a 15-year-old inte...
Qatar emir urges Israel to choose peace France24 | AFP - Qatar's emir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, on Sunday urged Israel's coalition government to opt for peace and not bet on Arab leaders against their people amid sweeping Arab Spring uprisings. | "I call on Israel to take a positive step ...
Foot-and-mouth disease spreads to Gaza Strip The State | GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - A U.N. agency says Egypt's outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease has reached neighboring Gaza Strip and could soon spread across the Middle East. | The Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization said Wednesday the disease was detected in Gaza's southern border town of Rafah on April 19. | Juan Lubroth, FAO's chief veterinar...
Syrian unrest spills into Lebanon Business Day | THE violence in Syria spread to neighbouring Lebanon yesterday with deadly clashes between Alawite supporters of President Bashar al-Assad and opponents, security officials said. | In Syria at least 27 people were killed yesterday, mostly civilians, according to activists, as rebels fought security forces. | Another 10 people were injured and fou...
