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First Step to Peace: Admitting that it's Complicated - Daily Beast Fri, 04 May 2012 17:05:06 GMT

Aljazeera.com

First Step to Peace: Admitting that it's Complicated Daily Beast by Yehudah Mirsky May 4, 2012 1:05 PM EDT Amid the endless, endless verbiage, the haggling, the suffering, in Israel's conflict with the Arabs of Palestine, in the end it all boils down to this: There are just two sides here: the people who think it's ... Israel and Palestine: Two states, two peoplesAljazeera.com Real-politics can alleviate Palestinian sufferingAl-Arabiya BU professors focus on Israeli-Palestinian conflictBinghamton University Pipe Dream Gulf Daily News -Palestine Chronicle -The Daily Star all 567 news articles »

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Strange State of Palestinian Conflict Could Produce Unexpected Results - Huffington Post Thu, 03 May 2012 15:27:23 GMT

The Electronic Intifada (blog)

Strange State of Palestinian Conflict Could Produce Unexpected Results Huffington Post The Palestinian conflict is going through one of its strangest stages these days. So much is going against Palestine, yet so much is going for it. Israel was never as arrogant in its treatment of Palestinians and its expansionist policy, ... Palestinians Go Hungry to Make Their Voices HeardNew York Times This Week in Palestine week 18 2012International Middle East Media Center Palestinian Prisoners Subject to Collective Punishment as Mass Hunger Strike ...Palestine News Network The Electronic Intifada (blog) -Foreign Policy Journal -gulfnews.com all 379 news articles »

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Appropriating Palestinian history's orphans for fiction - The Daily Star Fri, 04 May 2012 21:07:00 GMT

The Daily Star

Appropriating Palestinian history's orphans for fiction The Daily Star His identity has remained unknown – that is until Palestinian writer Susan Abulhawa claimed him in her debut novel “Mornings in Jenin.” In this one thread in Abulhawa's complex family saga spanning six decades, Abulhawa imbues this man – so ... Palestine on her mindgulfnews.com all 4 news articles »

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Analysis: Is a Palestinian revolt against Mahmoud Abbas brewing? - Telegraph.co.uk Fri, 04 May 2012 07:24:45 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Analysis: Is a Palestinian revolt against Mahmoud Abbas brewing? Telegraph.co.uk As a deadline for elections passes, Palestinian frustration towards a leadership seen as inept, out of touch and repressive is rising to dangerous levels. By Adrian Blomfield, Ramallah It was meant to be a day of catharsis and rejoicing, ... Will Palestine be united by general elections?The Voice of Russia On anniversary of reconciliation deal, unity remains elusiveMa'an News Agency On Anniversary Of Hamas-Fatah Reconciliation Deal, Unity Remains ElusiveEurasia Review all 5 news articles »

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Methodists Vote Against Ending Investments Tied to Israel - New York Times Thu, 03 May 2012 00:35:02 GMT

New York Times

Methodists Vote Against Ending Investments Tied to Israel New York Times After an afternoon of impassioned debate and several votes, the delegates overwhelmingly passed a more neutral resolution calling for “positive” investment to encourage economic development “in Palestine.” However, the Methodists also passed a strongly ... United Methodists Soundly Defeat Divestment Move at General ConferenceSacramento Bee United Methodist Church Rejects DivestmentBay Area Indymedia United Methodists Call for BoycottPalestine Chronicle Jewish Telegraphic Agency -Montreal Gazette -Christian Post all 249 news articles »

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"A Thousand Faces" exhibit opens Saturday at museum - Palestine Herald Press Fri, 04 May 2012 20:28:45 GMT

"A Thousand Faces" exhibit opens Saturday at museum Palestine Herald Press By CHERIL VERNON Palestine Herald-Press PALESTINE — A reception for Palestine photographer and artist Rebecca Rowntree's new exhibit “A Thousand Faces” is planned Saturday at the Museum for East Texas Culture in Palestine. The reception, which will ...

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Palestinian Christians Against the Occupation - Huffington Post (blog) Tue, 01 May 2012 10:35:04 GMT

AFP

Palestinian Christians Against the Occupation Huffington Post (blog) I am a Palestinian Christian, now a US citizen, and my own experience and that of my family attest to the falsity of Ambassador Oren's assertion. I was born in East Jerusalem, Jordan in 1952, only a few years after my family and the majority of ... A Three State SolutionDaily Beast WALSH: Myth of a two-state solutionWashington Times Life of the Jews of PalestineJerusalem Post Canada Free Press -Ynetnews -Palestine Chronicle all 111 news articles »

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Palestinian Christians do not tolerate living under Israeli occupation - +972 Magazine - Independent commentary from Israel and the Palestinian territories Wed, 02 May 2012 09:32:13 GMT

Palestinian Christians do not tolerate living under Israeli occupation +972 Magazine - Independent commentary from Israel and the Palestinian territories The writer asserts Palestinian Christians are emigrating due to Israel's discriminatory policies, and calls attention to upcoming resolutions by churches in the United States to divest from Israeli companies that profit from the occupation. and more »

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Scholar who raised a hero and a prime minister - Financial Times Fri, 04 May 2012 18:20:32 GMT

Financial Times

Scholar who raised a hero and a prime minister Financial Times Born in Warsaw in 1910, he arrived in British-governed Palestine with his family 10 years later. It was there that he developed his ideology, soon recognising that it chimed with that of Revisionist Zionism, the ultranationalist movement led by Zeev ... A federated state for Israelis and PalestiniansJerusalem Post Adamant defence of Israel shaped historianSydney Morning Herald Changing course in Israelgulfnews.com Arutz Sheva -GlobalPost all 233 news articles »

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Easing the burden: maternal health care in Palestinian camps - The Daily Star Fri, 04 May 2012 22:26:08 GMT

Easing the burden: maternal health care in Palestinian camps The Daily Star By Martin Armstrong SIDON, Lebanon: Sitting in a dark, cramped living room in the Palestinian refugee camp of Ain al-Hilweh, Sawsan, 24, tenderly rocks her three-month-old son Bayan on her knee, whispering sweet-nothings to calm the agitated baby.