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Palestinian Minister Says India "Potential Bridge-Builder" For Peace In Gaza
Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr Varsen Shahin praised India's growing diplomatic and humanitarian role in the Middle East, calling New Delhi a "trusted friend and potential bridge-builder for peace" between Israel and Palestine.
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Opinion | Trump's Gaza Plan: Ushering "Peace for Our Time" In West Asia?
The long-elusive ceasefire is only the opening overture of a fiendishly complicated serial act. Seasoned observers of the region advise taking it with a ladleful of salt.
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Hamas Calls For Swift Hostage-Prisoner Swap Ahead Of Peace Talks In Egypt
Hamas on Sunday called for a swift start to a hostage-prisoner exchange with Israel, as negotiators from both sides headed to Egypt for crucial talks aimed at ending the nearly two-year war in Gaza.
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France Recognises Palestinian State, Macron Says "Time For Peace Has Come"
French President Emmanuel Macron vowed Monday in a UN speech recognizing a Palestinian state that he would continue to fight against antisemitism, after criticism from Israel and the United States.
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"Fuels Violence": 21 Countries Condemn Israel's West Bank Settlement Plan
Britain and France were among 21 countries to sign a joint statement Thursday calling Israel's approval of a major settlement project in the West Bank "unacceptable and a violation of international law".
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Israel Approves Large-Scale Settlement Project In West Bank
Israel approved a major settlement project on Wednesday in an area of the occupied West Bank that the international community has warned threatens the viability of a future Palestinian state.
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UK To Recognise Palestinian State In September Unless Israel Meets Conditions
Britain will recognise the state of Palestine in September unless the Israeli government takes substantive steps to end the "appalling situation" in Gaza and meets other conditions, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told his cabinet.
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Opinion | Who Wants Peace, Anyway? On War And The People Who Fuel It
The war industry cannibalises all others, and there's no shortage of hypocrisy in today's global security discourse. Powerful states lament instability while fuelling it through arms sales and proxy wars.
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Blog | Gaza: What To Think About When You're Too Tired To Think About War
Amid the fire and fury, a quieter story is also unfolding, however invisible it may be: Israelis and Palestinians, Jewish and Arab citizens within Israel, and a few cases in the occupied West Bank, working to build a shared and peaceful society.
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Opinion | Will Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Really Lead To Peace?
A successful ceasefire may bring an immediate end to the sufferings of Gazas population, and the end of the current war may achieve a little more. But that does not mean the end of the wider conflict between Palestinians and Israel.
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UN Warns of Regional Conflict As Israeli Forces Battle Hezbollah, Hamas
UN peacekeepers in Lebanon warned Saturday against a "catastrophic" regional conflict as Israeli forces battled Hezbollah and Hamas militants on two fronts, on the holiest day of the Jewish calendar.
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Why Netanyahu Chooses War Over Peace
As protests grow, Benjamin Netanyahu clings to power in what appears to be a gambit to shape his own political and legal future, regardless of the cost.
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"They Spared Nothing": Israel Bombs Gaza Killing 25 In "Fiercest" Week Of War
Israel rained bombs on Gaza City during a week that residents described as comparable to the fiercest battle of the war, while a Palestinian Islamic Jihad official on Thursday said a new round of peace talks ended with no agreements yet.
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Israel Strikes Gaza Again After Truce Deal Negotiations End With Hamas
Israel launched fresh strikes in the Gaza Strip Friday after negotiators pursuing a long-stalled truce agreement left talks in Cairo without having secured a deal.
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Israel Holds Palestinian Economy Captive, Say Analysts
The Gaza war is speeding up Israel's "annexation" of the Palestinian economy, say analysts, who argue it has been hobbled for decades by agreements that followed the Oslo peace accords.
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Palestinian Minister Says India "Potential Bridge-Builder" For Peace In Gaza
Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr Varsen Shahin praised India's growing diplomatic and humanitarian role in the Middle East, calling New Delhi a "trusted friend and potential bridge-builder for peace" between Israel and Palestine.
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Opinion | Trump's Gaza Plan: Ushering "Peace for Our Time" In West Asia?
The long-elusive ceasefire is only the opening overture of a fiendishly complicated serial act. Seasoned observers of the region advise taking it with a ladleful of salt.
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Hamas Calls For Swift Hostage-Prisoner Swap Ahead Of Peace Talks In Egypt
Hamas on Sunday called for a swift start to a hostage-prisoner exchange with Israel, as negotiators from both sides headed to Egypt for crucial talks aimed at ending the nearly two-year war in Gaza.
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France Recognises Palestinian State, Macron Says "Time For Peace Has Come"
French President Emmanuel Macron vowed Monday in a UN speech recognizing a Palestinian state that he would continue to fight against antisemitism, after criticism from Israel and the United States.
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"Fuels Violence": 21 Countries Condemn Israel's West Bank Settlement Plan
Britain and France were among 21 countries to sign a joint statement Thursday calling Israel's approval of a major settlement project in the West Bank "unacceptable and a violation of international law".
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Israel Approves Large-Scale Settlement Project In West Bank
Israel approved a major settlement project on Wednesday in an area of the occupied West Bank that the international community has warned threatens the viability of a future Palestinian state.
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UK To Recognise Palestinian State In September Unless Israel Meets Conditions
Britain will recognise the state of Palestine in September unless the Israeli government takes substantive steps to end the "appalling situation" in Gaza and meets other conditions, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told his cabinet.
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Opinion | Who Wants Peace, Anyway? On War And The People Who Fuel It
The war industry cannibalises all others, and there's no shortage of hypocrisy in today's global security discourse. Powerful states lament instability while fuelling it through arms sales and proxy wars.
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Blog | Gaza: What To Think About When You're Too Tired To Think About War
Amid the fire and fury, a quieter story is also unfolding, however invisible it may be: Israelis and Palestinians, Jewish and Arab citizens within Israel, and a few cases in the occupied West Bank, working to build a shared and peaceful society.
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Opinion | Will Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Really Lead To Peace?
A successful ceasefire may bring an immediate end to the sufferings of Gazas population, and the end of the current war may achieve a little more. But that does not mean the end of the wider conflict between Palestinians and Israel.
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UN Warns of Regional Conflict As Israeli Forces Battle Hezbollah, Hamas
UN peacekeepers in Lebanon warned Saturday against a "catastrophic" regional conflict as Israeli forces battled Hezbollah and Hamas militants on two fronts, on the holiest day of the Jewish calendar.
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Why Netanyahu Chooses War Over Peace
As protests grow, Benjamin Netanyahu clings to power in what appears to be a gambit to shape his own political and legal future, regardless of the cost.
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"They Spared Nothing": Israel Bombs Gaza Killing 25 In "Fiercest" Week Of War
Israel rained bombs on Gaza City during a week that residents described as comparable to the fiercest battle of the war, while a Palestinian Islamic Jihad official on Thursday said a new round of peace talks ended with no agreements yet.
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Israel Strikes Gaza Again After Truce Deal Negotiations End With Hamas
Israel launched fresh strikes in the Gaza Strip Friday after negotiators pursuing a long-stalled truce agreement left talks in Cairo without having secured a deal.
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Israel Holds Palestinian Economy Captive, Say Analysts
The Gaza war is speeding up Israel's "annexation" of the Palestinian economy, say analysts, who argue it has been hobbled for decades by agreements that followed the Oslo peace accords.
