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Palestinians 'treated like 'animals': Jimmy Carter (AFP)  

2009-06-16 11:40

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Former US President Jimmy Carter, seen here in Beit Lahia in northern Gaza, is visiting the battle-scarred Palestinian territory after urging Israel to lift a blockade on the enclave and stop treating its residents like AFP - Former US president Jimmy Carter on Tuesday denounced the deprivations facing Palestinians in Gaza as unique in history, asserting that they are being treated "like animals."


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Israel pushes Obama to allow some settlement growth (Reuters)  

2009-06-16 11:38

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Reuters - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to negotiate a deal with Washington under which Israeli building in existing Jewish settlements can go forward in certain cases, Israeli and Western officials said Tuesday.
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Israel 'stopping Gazans moving' to WBank (AFP)  

2009-06-16 10:31

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An Israeli soldier walks past the controversial separation barrier near a checkpoint between the West Bank city of Ramallah and Jerusalem on January 23. Israel is making it near-impossible for Gaza residents to move to the West Bank, even in humanitarian cases, two Israeli human rights groups said on Tuesday.(AFP/File/Abbas Momani)AFP - Israel is making it near-impossible for Gaza residents to move to the West Bank, even in humanitarian cases, two Israeli human rights groups said on Tuesday.


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Israelis liked PM speech, but peace still far: poll (Reuters)  

2009-06-16 10:00

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Reuters - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's keynote speech on Middle East peace this week received massive support from the Israeli public but they do not think it will further its aim, a poll showed on Tuesday.
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Obama: Israeli PM's speech opening for Mideast (AP)  

2009-06-16 00:53

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President Barack Obama meets with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, not pictured, in the White House Oval Office, Monday, June 15, 2009, in Washington. (AP Photo/Haraz N. Ghanbari)AP - President Barack Obama on Monday welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's endorsement of Palestinian independence as a way to restart peace talks and called on Arab neighbors to join the discussion.


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Palestinian dismay, U.S. and EU cautious on Netanyahu (Reuters)  

2009-06-15 23:46

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A Hamas policeman gestures in front of portraits of late Fatah leader Yasser Arafat and jailed Fatah leader Marwan Barghuti in Gaza City. Former US president Jimmy Carter is visiting the Hamas-run Gaza Strip after urging Israel to lift a blockade on the Palestinian enclave and stop treating its residents like Reuters - Palestinians voiced dismay on Monday over terms Benjamin Netanyahu set for a peace deal but the Israeli leader won guarded approval in Washington and Brussels for at least accepting Palestinian statehood.


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Obama praises 'positive movement' in Netanyahu speech (AFP)  

2009-06-15 23:19

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a keynote speech in which he laid out his peace policy at Bar-Ilan University's Begin-Sadat Center in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv, on June 14, 2009. US President Barack Obama on Monday praised what he said was AFP - US President Barack Obama on Monday praised what he said was "positive movement" in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech setting conditions for a Palestinian state.


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Obama welcome's Israeli prime minister's speech (AP)  

2009-06-15 22:32

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U.S. President Barack Obama waves to the crowd before giving his inaugural address during the inauguration ceremony in Washington, January 20, 2009. REUTERS/Jason ReedAP - President Barack Obama says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's endorsement of Palestinian independence shows the "possibility we can restart serious talks."


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Netanyahu's peace terms are 'opening moves': Bill Clinton (AFP)  

2009-06-15 20:53

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Former US President Bill Clinton speaks during a news conference at UN headquarters in New York City. Clinton on Monday described as AFP - Former US president Bill Clinton on Monday described as "opening moves" Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's tough terms for accepting a Palestinian state.


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Analysis: Netanyahu's overture likely too little (AP)  

2009-06-15 20:01

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives at his office at the Knesset, Israel's parliament, in Jerusalem, Monday, June 15, 2009. In a speech Sunday laying out his peacemaking policy, the hardline Netanyahu backed down on decades of opposition to Palestinian statehood and invited the Palestinians and the rest of the Arab world to resume peace talks. (AP Photo/Dan Balilty)AP - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's grudging endorsement of Palestinian independence — couched in layers of stifling conditions — does not necessarily signal the hawk-to-moderate transformation that hard-line Israeli leaders before him have undergone.


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Bill Clinton: Netanyahu speech is opening act (AP)  

2009-06-15 19:43

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AP - Former U.S. President Bill Clinton said Monday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's tough terms for a Palestinian peace deal are just the opening moves in a drama that will have a few more acts.
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Israel ready for 'talks without preconditions' with Arab world ...  

2009-06-15 18:34

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Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman gives a press conference after the EU - Israel Council meeting in Luxembourg. Israel is ready to begin talks without preconditions with Syria and the Palestinians, Lieberman said Monday.(AFP/John Thys)AFP - Israel is ready to begin talks without preconditions with Syria and the Palestinians, Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said Monday.


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Palestinians angered by Netanyahu peace terms (AP)  

2009-06-15 17:41

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An Ultra Orthodox Jewish man walks past posters hung by an extremist right wing group depicting US President Barack Obama wearing a traditional Arab headdress, in Jerusalem, Monday, June 15, 2009.  Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday on the issue of further Jewish settlements in territory the Palestinians wish to claim as their own in a new state, 'I think I made it also clear that I would not build new settlements.' He said that he and President Barack Obama are trying to resolve that issue. (AP Photo/Sebastian Scheiner)AP - Palestinian officials sought U.S and European help to salvage foundering peacemaking on Monday after tough terms laid out by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but they stopped short of refusing to resume negotiations.


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In a Lurch Toward the Center, Netanyahu Backs Palestinian State ...  

2009-06-15 16:35

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Time.com - But the hardliner leaves himself lots of wiggle room with the nettlesome settlers. Another surprise: scant mention of Iran
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Hamas says 'tortured' member died in PA jail (AFP)  

2009-06-15 15:41

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Palestinian security forces take part in a military exercise in the West Bank town of Jenin on June 14. The Islamist Hamas movement on Monday said that one of its members died in a Palestinian Authority prison after being brutally tortured.(AFP/File/Saif Dahlah)AFP - The Islamist Hamas movement on Monday said that one of its members died in a Palestinian Authority prison after being brutally tortured.


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Correction: Carter award from Palestinian group (AP)  

2009-06-15 15:16

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AP - In a June 13 story about Jimmy Carter's visit to the West Bank, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the former U.S. president was honored by the Palestinian government with an award. The Palestine International Award for Excellence and Creativity was given to Carter by Phalestia, a foundation that belongs to the Paltel Group, a private Palestinian communications company.
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Netanyahu draws fire for Palestinian state conditions (AFP)  

2009-06-15 15:04

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's, seen here on June 14, conditional acceptance of a Palestinian state came under fire on Monday, with the Arab world and Palestinians saying it killed chances of a peace deal.(AFP/File/Baz Ratner)AFP - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's conditional acceptance of a Palestinian state came under fire on Monday, with the Arab world and Palestinians saying it killed chances of a peace deal.


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Netanyahu hopes for 'understanding'on settlements (AP)  

2009-06-15 12:12

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AP - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that Israel cannot live side by side with a new Palestinian state if it must continually be in fear of attack.
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Analysis: Mideast setbacks weigh on Obama policy (AP)  

2009-06-15 11:32

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leaves the stage after delivering  a speech at Bar-Ilan University in Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv, Sunday, June 14, 2009.  Netanyahu on Sunday called for creation of a limited Palestinian state for the first time, saying it would have to be disarmed. Netanyahu made the call during a major policy speech about his Mideast peacemaking intentions. (AP Photo/Baz Ratner, Pool)AP - The re-election of Iran's hardline president and a tough speech by Israel's hawkish prime minister signaled an increasingly difficult road ahead for President Barack Obama's hopes for ending Tehran's nuclear threat and brokering peace between Israel and the Palestinians.


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Blair in Gaza calls for change from Israel, Hamas (AFP)  

2009-06-15 11:14

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Middle East envoy Tony Blair, seen here on May 14, paid his second visit to the Gaza Strip on Monday as the territory quietly marked two years since Islamist Hamas seized power in the impoverished enclave.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Win Mcnamee)AFP - Middle East envoy Tony Blair called on Israel and Hamas to change their policies during a visit on Monday to the Gaza Strip exactly two years after the Islamist group seized power in the enclave.


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