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Palestinian prisoners to end hunger strike after deal with Israel
World NowHundreds of Palestinian prisoners agreed Monday to end their 28-day hunger strike after Israel promised to improve jail conditions, release detainees from solitary confinement and make other concessions.... -
Gingrich comments provoke strong Palestinian reaction
World NowPalestinians, Newt Gingrich, Israel, peace: Palestinians reacted angrily Saturday to comments by Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich that the Palestinians were an "invented" people.... -
Israel releases prisoners, approves new housing in disputed area
World NowIsrael released 550 prisoners on Sunday, concluding a controversial two-stage swap that freed Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit in exchange for 1,027 Palestinians. Separately, the government announced plans to build more than 1,000 new housing units on... -
Poll: Palestinians have doubts about outcome of reconciliation talks
World NowAs new reconciliation talks between Palestinian factions get underway in Cairo, a poll suggests there are serious doubts among the Palestinian people about whether they will succeed.... -
Palestinian Authority gives Mideast peacemakers an ultimatum
World NowPalestinians, Israel, peace, quartet, statehood: The Palestinian Authority on Thursday gave the quartet for Middle East peace – the United States, European Union, Russia and United Nations – an ultimatum: "If nothing happens by Jan. 26, we are... -
Palestinians vow cooperation in Cairo unity talks but gaps remain
World NowPalestinians, Hamas, Fatah, reconciliation: Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas took another step toward reconciliation Thursday but remain deeply divided on key issues.... -
Christmas Eve in Bethlehem: A hub of activity
World NowThousands of people flocked Christmas Eve to Manger Square to celebrate the birth of Jesus in this West Bank city, the cradle of the Christian faith where Christ was born 2012 years ago.... -
Israel to legalize West Bank outpost, mulling more construction
World NowAfter weeks of negotiating, Israeli authorities and settler leaders have reached an agreement to relocate and grant legal approval to a Jewish outpost in the West Bank.... -
Israeli, Palestinian negotiators to meet this week in Jordan
World NowIsraeli and Palestinian negotiators will meet this week in Jordan with international mediators, Jordanian officials announced on Sunday, bringing the two rivals together for their first direct talks in over a year.... -
Israeli, Palestinian envoys meet in Jordan, agree to more talks
World NowIsrael-Palestinian talks in Jordan: Despite low expectations for a breakthrough in the deadlocked peace process, the first meeting between Israeli and Palestinian negotiators in more than a year resulted in modest progress.... -
The U.S.: Still the protector of Mideast strongmen [Blowback]
Opinion L.A.Obama has continued and in many cases increased U.S. aid (most of it military) to clients such as Morocco and Jordan, sold tens of billions of dollars in advanced weaponry to Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf allies,... -
Hamas leader may step down
World NowKhaled Meshal, who has served as leader of the Palestinian militant group Hamas since 2004, plans to step down as political chief of the Gaza Strip-based organization, according to a statement from the group Saturday....
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