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US No Longer "Honest Broker" In Middle East Peace Process: Mahmoud Abbas
The US has disqualified itself from being an "honest broker" in the Middle East peace process, Palestine President Mahmoud Abbas has said as he criticised his American counterpart Donald Trump for his "illegal" decision to declare Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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India Can Play Key Role In Middle East Peace Process: Palestine President Abbas
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's historic Palestine visit, President Mahmoud Abbas said he will discuss with him India's role in the Middle East peace process and the creation of a multilateral forum of negotiations to strike a final deal with Israel.
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Trump Threatens To Cut Aid To Palestinian Territories
President Donald Trump admitted the Middle East peace process was in difficulty on Tuesday and threatened to cut US aid to Palestinians, currently worth more than $300 million a year.
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Future Status Of Jerusalem Must Be Negotiated: UN Envoy
The UN envoy for the Middle East peace process said Wednesday that Jerusalem's future status must be negotiated between Israelis and Palestinians and warned of the repercussions of any action over the disputed city.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Expresses Hope For US Peace Push In Middle East
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday he hoped a US peace initiative would work and praised President Donald Trump for taking a fresh approach to bringing the Israelis and Palestinians back to negotiations.
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India Concerned Over Downward Trend in Mideast Peace Process
India has expressed concern over the downward trend in Middle East Peace Process, saying unilateral actions by parties involved are moving them further apart, as it criticised the UN Security Council for being a "standby witness" to the "unsettled issue."
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France Hopes for Relaunch of Mideast Peace Talks After Israel Vote
France on Wednesday called for a relaunch of the Middle East process based on a two-state solution, after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won a closely-fought election.
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European Union Congratulates Benjamin Netanyahu, Committed to Relaunching Peace Process
The EU congratulated Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his election victory on Wednesday but added it was committed to relaunching the Middle East peace process which he appeared to repudiate during the campaign.
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Palestinian peace negotiators resign over settlements
The Middle East peace process suffered a fresh blow after the entire Palestinian negotiating team resigned in protest against continued Israeli settlement building.
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Pope presides over first Good Friday observances
Pope Francis presided over his first Good Friday which will culminate in a torch-lit procession at Rome's Colosseum and prayers for peace in a Middle East "torn apart by injustice and conflicts".
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Pope prepares for first Good Friday observances
Pope Francis prepared for his first Good Friday observances culminating in a torch-lit procession at Rome's Colosseum and prayers for peace in a Middle East "torn apart by injustice and conflicts".
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Jumbo cabinet set to be sworn-in in Israel
A jumbo Israeli cabinet is set to be sworn in on Tuesday, the largest in the country's history with some 37 ministers and deputy ministers, even as the incoming premier sought to ally concerns over the future of Middle East peace process under his largely right-wing coalition.
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US No Longer "Honest Broker" In Middle East Peace Process: Mahmoud Abbas
The US has disqualified itself from being an "honest broker" in the Middle East peace process, Palestine President Mahmoud Abbas has said as he criticised his American counterpart Donald Trump for his "illegal" decision to declare Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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India Can Play Key Role In Middle East Peace Process: Palestine President Abbas
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's historic Palestine visit, President Mahmoud Abbas said he will discuss with him India's role in the Middle East peace process and the creation of a multilateral forum of negotiations to strike a final deal with Israel.
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Trump Threatens To Cut Aid To Palestinian Territories
President Donald Trump admitted the Middle East peace process was in difficulty on Tuesday and threatened to cut US aid to Palestinians, currently worth more than $300 million a year.
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Future Status Of Jerusalem Must Be Negotiated: UN Envoy
The UN envoy for the Middle East peace process said Wednesday that Jerusalem's future status must be negotiated between Israelis and Palestinians and warned of the repercussions of any action over the disputed city.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Expresses Hope For US Peace Push In Middle East
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday he hoped a US peace initiative would work and praised President Donald Trump for taking a fresh approach to bringing the Israelis and Palestinians back to negotiations.
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India Concerned Over Downward Trend in Mideast Peace Process
India has expressed concern over the downward trend in Middle East Peace Process, saying unilateral actions by parties involved are moving them further apart, as it criticised the UN Security Council for being a "standby witness" to the "unsettled issue."
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France Hopes for Relaunch of Mideast Peace Talks After Israel Vote
France on Wednesday called for a relaunch of the Middle East process based on a two-state solution, after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won a closely-fought election.
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European Union Congratulates Benjamin Netanyahu, Committed to Relaunching Peace Process
The EU congratulated Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his election victory on Wednesday but added it was committed to relaunching the Middle East peace process which he appeared to repudiate during the campaign.
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Palestinian peace negotiators resign over settlements
The Middle East peace process suffered a fresh blow after the entire Palestinian negotiating team resigned in protest against continued Israeli settlement building.
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Pope presides over first Good Friday observances
Pope Francis presided over his first Good Friday which will culminate in a torch-lit procession at Rome's Colosseum and prayers for peace in a Middle East "torn apart by injustice and conflicts".
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Pope prepares for first Good Friday observances
Pope Francis prepared for his first Good Friday observances culminating in a torch-lit procession at Rome's Colosseum and prayers for peace in a Middle East "torn apart by injustice and conflicts".
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Jumbo cabinet set to be sworn-in in Israel
A jumbo Israeli cabinet is set to be sworn in on Tuesday, the largest in the country's history with some 37 ministers and deputy ministers, even as the incoming premier sought to ally concerns over the future of Middle East peace process under his largely right-wing coalition.
