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November 3, 2009
Abbas tells Obama envoy he’s adamant on settlement freeze
The Palestinian Authority would not resume peace talks with Israel until all construction in the West Bank settlements stopped, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas told U.S. Middle East envoy George Mitchell on Monday in Amman.
Israeli general: Hamas rocket can reach Tel Aviv
Hamas has a missile that can reach Tel Aviv, an Israeli army official said.
Israeli groups call for Gaza war investigation
Several Israeli human rights groups are calling for an independent investigation of Israel\’s conduct during its operation in Gaza.
After report, Yemen operation is happily out in the open
After months of stressing the need for silence, two major Jewish organizations and a former Bush administration official are embracing publicity about their roles in bringing Yemenite Jews to the United States.
Jews, Palestinians scuffle over E. Jerusalem home
Jewish Israelis moved into the home of a Palestinian family in eastern Jerusalem after a court ruled that it was Jewish-owned.
Amid criticism, film festival showcases Israel’s Arabs
When iconic Israeli news anchor Haim Yavin released his documentary series “In the Land of the Settlers” in 2005, he lay his journalistic reputation on the line.
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