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Senior Hamas officials said Monday that the Islamic militant group is still wrangling with Israel over the names of 50 prisoners it wants released in exchange for a captive Israeli soldier, signaling significant gaps in the way of an anticipated deal.
Hamburg - Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said on Tuesday that that their further Formula One cooperation with engine partners Renault is not fully secured yet. Horner said that nothing is confirmed yet and that Red Bull only named Renault as a...
WASHINGTON (JTA) -- Hannah Rosenthal knows her new position fighting anti-Semitism will include responding to anti-Jewish attacks and rhetoric, but she also figures to be heavily involved in outreach, too.
When my son Greg was recruited to play in the Masters Maccabiah football (soccer) games in Israel, I decided to extend my trip after his games so that I could get a different perspective of Israel.
Israel's foreign ministry said a Sweden-led initiative to divide Jerusalem, with East Jerusalem as the eventual Palestinian capital, would marginalize the European Union's ability to foster peace.
JERUSALEM, Dec. 1 (UPI) -- Israelis wounded in a 2004 attack at the Hilton Hotel in Sinai are suing the hotel chain for negligence for the car bomb that killed 31 people, officials said.
In another stroke of foreign policy "genius," in September the Obama administration unceremoniously threw the proposed George W. Bush era, Eastern European-based U.S. missile defense system under the bus.
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Amman - Turkish President Abdullah Gul and his wife arrived in Amman on a three-day state visit Tuesday at the invitation of King Abdulah II and Queen Rania, the royal court said. Gul and Abdullah were scheduled to have talks on latest Middle East de...
A recently established Palestinian terror group in Gaza vowed to continue waging holy war) against Israel, a report said.
JERUSALEM, Dec. 1 (UPI) -- European Union ministers suggested Jerusalem be the capital of Israel and any future Palestinian state, a report by Sweden, the rotating EU president says.
If you want clean towels, you’ve got to leave them on the floor like a peasant. We journalists are collectors. Facts (preferably true), gossip (often untrue), predictions (always, of course, correct), old newspaper clippings, photos and press handouts and – in my case – propaganda leaflets (in hopelessly ungrammatical Arabic) dropped by Israeli planes over Lebanon. Why, I still have my reporter ...
Munich - Defence lawyers filed a flurry of objections Tuesday at the war-crimes trial of John Demjanjuk, 89, but the German court said it would delay considering the complaints and proceed to hearing the formal charges. Germany accuses Ukraine-born D...
RAMALLAH, West Bank - Senior Hamas officials said Monday the Islamic militant group is still wrangling with Israel over the names of 50 prisoners it wants released in exchange for a captive Israeli soldier, signaling significant gaps in the way of an anticipated deal.
Iran said on Tuesday it will complain to Russia and China for backing the UN nuclear agency's censure of Tehran and accused world powers of having overreacted to its plan to build more enrichment plants.
Hamburg - SV Hamburg host Rapid Vienna on Wednesday in the Europa League, hoping to advance to the knockout stages of the tournament which culminates in the 2010 final in their home stadium. Hamburg face a huge injury list, but striker Mladen Petric ...
The resistance in Lebanon forms part of a defensive umbrella that will endure as long as the Israeli threat persists, the Hezbollah secretary-general said.
Jerusalem - Israel on Tuesday slammed a reported Swedish initiative to have the European Union support the division of Jerusalem and have East Jerusalem the capital of a Palestinian state. According to the Ha'aretz daily, EU foreign ministers are exp...
RAMALLAH, West Bank -- Senior Hamas officials said yesterday that the Islamic terror group is still sparring with Israel over the names of 50 prisoners it wants released in exchange for a captive Israeli soldier, signaling there were still significan...
Iran warned on Tuesday that it will prosecute five British sailors if it is proven they had "bad intentions" when their 60-foot racing yacht entered its waters, in what Britain says was an innocent case of a vessel accidentally going astray in the Gulf.... Iran - Persian Gulf - Middle East - Society and Culture - Business and Economy
Senior Hamas officials said Monday that the Islamic militant group is still wrangling with Israel over the names of 50 prisoners it wants released in exchange for a captive Israeli soldier, signaling significant gaps in the way of a deal.
