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Netanyahu and Abbas Each Give a Little on Day One of Talks

By Ron Kampeas (JTA)

Tell us what you want. Now listen to what your partner wants. Now tell us what your partner wants.Read More


At Peace Talks, Arab Leaders Call for Settlement Freeze and Final Status

By Ron Kampeas (JTA)

At the launch of renewed peace talks, Arab leaders called on Israel to sustain a settlement freeze and to negotiate final status issues.Read More


Barak Sees a Jerusalem Divided

By JTA

Israel would be willing to divide control over Jerusalem as part of a peace deal, Defense Minister Ehud Barak told an Israeli newspaper.Read More


Barak: Israel Willing to Divide Jerusalem

By JTA

Israel would be willing to divide control over Jerusalem as part of a peace deal, Defense Minister Ehud Barak told an Israeli newspaper.Read More


Four Israelis Killed in Attack Near Hebron

By Marcy Oster (JTA)

Four Jewish Israelis were killed when gunmen opened fire on the car they were riding in at the entrance to Kiryat Arba, near Hebron.Read More


Campaign Pushes Yom Kippur as Device-Free Day

By JTA

A new campaign is promoting Yom Kippur as a day to disconnect from technology.Read More


U.S. Launches Preparation Meetings for Peace Talks

By JTA

The United States launched meetings in preparation for direct Israeli-Palestinian talks.Read More


Suspect Arrested in L.A. Murders

By JTA

Los Angeles Police have arrested a suspect in the shooting deaths of three members of the city’s Iranian Jewish community.Read More


Barak, Abbas Hold Secret Meeting

By JTA

Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak reportedly met secretly with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on the eve of peace talks.Read More


New Conservative Group Targets Democrats Working With J Street

By Nathan Guttman

With two months left before the midterm elections, a hawkish group is targeting several congressional Democrats who last January signed a letter sponsored by J Street, the dovish Israel lobby, pressing the administration to get Israel to loosen its blockade of Gaza.Read More






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