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- The Union for Reform Judaism passed a resolution urging equal services for Israeli Arabs.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency has evidence that Iran may have tested an advanced nuclear warhead design, according to a British newspaper.
- The United States vetoed an Israeli plan to attack a ship bearing weapons allegedly from Iran to Hezbollah, according to a report in an Arabic-language newspaper.
- The Obama administration expects to keep working with Mahmoud Abbas despite his planned resignation as Palestinian Authority president.
- U.S. Jewish groups blasted the U.N. General Assembly for its endorsement of the Goldstone report into last winter's Gaza war.
- Reform endorse qual treatment for Israeli Arabs
- Iran may have tested secret nuclear warhead design
- Report: U.S. stopped Israeli attack on weapons ship
- U.S. sees Abbas in continuing role
- Groups blast UNGA Goldstone vote
- Israel delivers swine flu vaccines to Palestinian Authority
- Abbas announces he won’t run for re-election
- IAEA head: No worries about Iran nuclear site
- Mideast peace push cited in Obama Nobel
- Obama’s Nobel, Israel’s problem?
- Jews of color come together to explore identity
- FBI: Alleged spy wannabe asked for Israeli citizenship
- Family likely murdered by professional killer
- New signs that Ethiopian aliyah will resume
- U.S. appetite for Israeli food grows
- Female Orthodox scholars helping women talk about sex
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Posted in: Labor votes to join government coalition
03/24/09 03:23 PM
uh, i agree with neuroshock. you dont know what you are talking about, Disend....you big dummy, you.
Posted in: Hey, Bibi, yes or no?
03/13/09 03:56 PM
Alan, You couldnt be more wrong. You talk as if their is any parity whatsoever between the Palestinians and Israeis in their negotiating positions. Since 1967, the only party who can create a two-state solution is the Israelis. If the Palestinians could have, they would have. The choice for Israel, more so than ever before, is whether to be a Jewish state or a Democratic state, pure and simple. Even if they make peace in a way that Egypt and Jordan take over areas where Palestinians reside, it still means relinquishing land. And if Israel, has no intention of relinquishing any control of land where Palestinians reside (the Israeli position since Oslo) they must make them Israeli citizens. Perhaps a better title for this article would have been "Hey Israel: Yes or No?"
Posted in: Freeman blames 'Israel lobby' for withdrawal
03/11/09 12:41 PM
Since when has a foreign policy analyst never been paid in any capacity by a foreign source to lobby or advocate for their interest in the formation of policy in washington? Probably all have, so why arent we hearing about that. This case is about absolutely nothing. The Likudniks, who have no desire for any peace agreement in Israel/Palestine, have once more sabotaged a fair perspective to emerge in the corridors of power in washington. Shame on you, Congress.
Posted in: With Obama mostly silent on Gaza, Dems move to fill void
01/07/09 04:12 PM
One concerned about the security and welfare of both the Palestinians and Israels should hope President-elect Obama would bring a different approach than the Bush administration has followed during the past 8 years. Since the end of the Clinton administration progress on a resolution to the situation that would establish peace and security between the Palestinians and Israelis has been on hold. Under 8 years of Bush the Israelis in the south have experienced no security and the Palestinians have experienced no economic progress or progress in their aspiration to have their own country. This being the case, clearly Obama should try a different tack that gets both parties to the negotiating table to resolve this conflict once and for all.
Posted in: Attack in Gaza signals escalation of conflict
12/29/08 08:35 PM
I agree that Israel has a right to defend itself against these indiscriminate rocket attacks from Gaza, but at the same time Israel needs to get moving on a final status accord with Abbas so at least among the Palestinians it wont appear that there are no alternatives to endless war with Israel. Thats the only way there will be a final and long lasting peace between the Israelis and Palestinians. The rocket attacks by the Palestinians and reprisal air raids by the Israelis are just more of the same. Anyone observing has seen this storyline played over and over again through the years. Its time for a true alternative, and I hope once a new Kadima coalition is formed they can finally get around to the much awaited final status accord all the non-partisans there and world citizens everywhere have hoped for.
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