Thu. November 19, 2009
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency
November 18, 2009
The Takeaway
November 18, 2009
Christian Science Monitor
November 18, 2009
Palestinian leader Abbas tries to carry the
Middle East peace process directly to the UN. But
Israel's plans for 900 new homes in
East Jerusalem only shows ...
Canada.com
November 18, 2009
"The absolute priority lies in relaunching the
peace process as soon as possible. There is a pressing need for it. The current stalemate serves the interest ...
WHYY
November 18, 2009
He says the Arab nations are unifying behind the
peace process because, "they know that this whole Israeli-Palestinian issue has got to be solved before the ...
Ha'aretz
November 18, 2009
People's Daily Online
November 18, 2009
After bustling talks with Israeli, Palestinian and Syrian leaders in the past week,
France now starts seeking to mediate the
Mideast peace process on site. ...
Media Monitors Network
November 17, 2009
Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America
November 17, 2009
The League of Ordinary Gentlemen (blog)
November 17, 2009
In effect, they argue that the
peace process is a flawed, failed construct. I agree. Do read the whole thing. The problem with the two-state idea as it has ...
New York Times
November 17, 2009
"The absolute priority lies in relaunching the
peace process as soon as possible. There is a pressing need for it. The current stalemate serves the interest ...
People's Daily Online
November 16, 2009
Fernandez said that
Argentina will collaborate in what is possible at the
peace process in the
Middle East. "We are strongly convinced against the ...
Voice of America
November 14, 2009
A former American president who tried and failed to
broker a final
Middle East peace agreement is back in the region. ...
NewsHour
November 13, 2009
He told the beleaguered leader that he was firmly committed to working for
Middle East peace, and that he saw Abbas as his partner. ...
guardian.co.uk
November 12, 2009
Mahmoud Abbas's decision to stand down as Palestinian president has sharpened concerns that the moribund
peace process is now facing a terminal crisis. ...
The anniversary comes during a difficult time for the Middle East peace process, and the settlement issue is a key sticking point. ...
We both went through hard times in the
peace process." Peres went on to speak about
Israel's disengagement from
Gaza and
Hamas's subsequent turning of the ...
...
strategy of defiance towards
the United States yesterday by announcing its intention to consider a formal abandonment of the
Middle East peace process. ...
...
strategy of defiance towards
the United States yesterday by announcing its intention to consider a formal abandonment of the
Middle East peace process. ...
American help in the
Mindanao peace process will be on the agenda of the meetings with Clinton, DFA and Palace
officials said. ...
As Members of Congress, we can never hesitate or shy away from defending
the United States ' indispensable role in the
peace process if we hope to achieve ...
This notion that what's missing right now in the
Middle East is a âÂÂhealthy debateâ among American
Jews is a
narcissistic fantasy. ...
Abbas did not connect the decision directly to the stalled
peace process, but said he was "surprised" by Washington's apparent decision not to insist on a ...
4 -- After four days of Arab criticism over her efforts to break the impasse in the
Mideast peace process, Secretary of State
Hillary Rodham Clinton enjoyed ...
Aljazeera.net
November 4, 2009
His efforts to break the Middle East peace process
New York Times
November 4, 2009
Mmegi Online
November 4, 2009
The Goldstone report is not necessarily bad news for
peace prospects in the
Middle East
ISRIA
November 4, 2009
...
Xinhua
November 4, 2009
4 (Bloomberg) -- Secretary of State
Hillary Clinton will seek to give a push to the
Middle East peace process and allay Arab concerns about
the US role in ...
4 (Bloomberg) -- Secretary of State
Hillary Clinton will seek to give a push to the
Middle East peace process and allay Arab concerns about
the US role in ...
Christian Science Monitor
November 3, 2009
A Moroccan diplomat called this new road block in the Middle East peace process