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30.07.2010, 16:44 7 comments

Hopes rise again as Palestinians and Israelis prepare for direct talks

Arab leaders on Thursday gave the Palestinian Authority approval for direct talks with Israel, but some analysts fear the two sides will fail to agree on the necessary concessions for peace.

Israel, Tel Aviv: Thousands of Arabs and left-wing Jewish peace activists protest in the coastal Israeli port of Tel Aviv on June 5, 2010 against the occupation of Palestinian territories, marking the 43rd anniversary of their conquest in the 1967 Six-Day War. (AFP Photo / Jonathan Nackstrand) 16.06.2010, 17:37 2 comments

Israel’s identity crisis continues

A series of high-profile setbacks on the international stage is forcing Israel to re-think its foreign policy strategy, as well as its damaged relationship with its biggest ally, the United States.

17.06.2010, 17:11 20 comments

Iran on a tight leash

After months of debate and talks, the UN Security Council and the EU are taking the first concrete steps in implementing the fourth round of sanctions against Iran in an effort to stall its disputed nuclear ambitions.

19.11.2010, 13:33 14 comments

Russia-NATO relationship is one-way traffic

What does NATO offer Russia, and what does Russia get in reality? Would Russia be willing to help NATO stay afloat by participating in its projects? What is the price of improving relations with its Western partners?

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US, Washington: President Barack Obama (R) talks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel (C) and President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority (L) during an event in the East Room to make statements on the peace process on September 1, 2010 at the White House in Washington, DC. (AFP Photo / Tim Sloan) 02.09.2010, 11:41 1 comment

“It’s blabber, but without it the situation is getting worse” – Russian analyst

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas are expected to sit down together on Thursday for the first round of peace talks in nearly two years.

27.10.2010, 16:05 1 comment

Europe’s security architecture needs "a Russian support column"

The prospect for sustainable relations between Russia and NATO will depend on how the Alliance’s new strategy gives due consideration to Russian concerns over European security.

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13.07.2010, 15:03 7 comments

Washington welcomes Moscow’s rhetoric on Iran

"Russia clearly reached a consensus within the Security Council in both supporting, crafting and passing the recent sanctions resolution,” State Department spokesman Philip Crowley said at a daily briefing.

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Palestinian laborers work at the site of a new neighborhood in the Jewish settlement of Givat Zeev in the West Bank
(AFP Photo / Menahem Kahana) 14.09.2010, 16:55 5 comments

Palestinians reject “partial freeze” on West Bank settlements

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he may enforce a partial freeze on settlement construction in the contested lands of the West Bank, but Palestinians say that is not enough.

24.09.2010, 18:15 27 comments

US may be seeking provocation to launch war against Iran

US rhetoric on Iran and its efforts to involve Russia is a “dangerous precedent” that may indicate that Washington is seeking a pretext to launch a war, career diplomat Dmitry Ryurikov has told RT.

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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev speaks in the Russian Foreign Ministry headquarters in Moscow on July 12, 2010, during his meeting with Russia's ambassadors (AFP Photo / Pool / Sergey Ponomarev) 12.07.2010, 16:44 17 comments

Iran advancing in nuclear research - Medvedev

The Islamic Republic “is getting closer to possessing the potential that in principle can be used to create a nuclear weapon,” Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has said.

Israeli-Palestinian peace will take more than hope

Published: 24 August, 2010, 18:09
Edited: 25 August, 2010, 11:38


Jerusalem: A Palestinian woman passes right-wing Israelis demonstrating against fellow leftwing peace activists who joined a Palestinian protest against the eviction of Palestinians from their homes in annexed Arab east Jerusalem, in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood on January 1, 2010.(AFP Photo / Ahmad Gharabli)

When Israeli and Palestinian negotiators sit down in Washington next week for a new round of peace negotiations, they will be confronted with a huge plate of challenges.

 
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Viiit December 05, 2010, 22:10 quote
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What a shameful antisemitic article.The very notion of the"Annexed Arab East Jerusalem" is an insult to and pure Jew-hatred."Arab East Jerusalem", is as stupid as "Polish East Moscow", or  "Pakistani East London", or "Jewish East Mecca".
By the way, the Israeli courts frequently evict Jews from their apartments, too. The Arabs in this case are treated equally under the Israeli law. They did not own the apartments and the owner had every right to evict them, as the case would be in every other country.

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