A talk on the Arab-Israeli Conflict and touched upon some of the proposed solutions that will be in their upcoming book
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President Barack Obama’s campaign pledge that his administration would begin working for peace in the Middle East from its first day in…
On the night of 1 May, six Palestinians who had since 29 March been besieged along with Palestinian leader Yasir Ć¢€ĖArafat in…
On April 28, both Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat accepted an American proposal whereby US and British…
Even before the Israeli military completed its conquest of the Jenin refugee camp on 11 April, the Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz reported that…
On the morning of Wednesday 10 April, reports began to emerge from the Jenin refugee camp in the extreme north of the…
Today, 8 April, is the eleventh day of the re-occupation of Ramallah and its twin city El Bireh. It is the fourth…
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