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3 Dead in Jerusalem's Bloodiest Day of Rising Unrest
Jerusalem suffered its bloodiest day yet on Tuesday in the recent wave of unrest, with at least three Israelis killed as Palestinian attackers shot at a bus and another rammed a car into pedestrians.
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Preliminary Israeli Vote Count Puts Benjamin Netanyahu in Lead With 24 Percent
With around 70 per cent of votes counted in Israel's election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party was leading early today with 23.73 per cent, the Central Elections Committee said.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas Orders Body to Oversee International Criminal Court Cases
Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas today ordered the formation of a committee to oversee cases to lodge with the International Criminal Court, in a move likely to further anger Israel.
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US 'No Problem' With 'Thoughtful' Palestinian Bid: John Kerry
The United States has "no problem" with Palestinians putting a draft resolution to the UN aiming to boost their hopes for statehood, providing it doesn't heighten tensions, top US diplomat John Kerry said Wednesday.
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John Kerry to Meet Palestinian Negotiator in London Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry meets chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat in London Tuesday hoping to avert a diplomatic crisis over a UN bid to force Israel to withdraw from Palestinian land.
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Israel Settler Plan 'Slap in Face' of US: Palestinians
Israeli plans for roughly 500 new settler homes in occupied east Jerusalem are a "slap in the face" of the United States and the international community, a top Palestinian official said.
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Israel-Palestinian talks may need extra year: negotiator
Efforts to reach an Israel-Palestinian peace deal may need to be extended for another year, if parties agree on key issues by the time the current round of talks wraps up in April.
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No breakthrough in United States' effort to broker Middle East peace talks
US-led efforts to broker a resumption of peace talks ended on Sunday without a breakthrough, a top Palestinian official said, although Washington's top diplomat hailed "real progress".
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US Secretary of State John Kerry pushes effort to restart peace talks in Middle East
US Secretary of State John Kerry made a last-minute push on Sunday to revive Middle East peace talks as Israeli media said that days of exhaustive shuttle diplomacy had failed to break the deadlock.
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3 Dead in Jerusalem's Bloodiest Day of Rising Unrest
Jerusalem suffered its bloodiest day yet on Tuesday in the recent wave of unrest, with at least three Israelis killed as Palestinian attackers shot at a bus and another rammed a car into pedestrians.
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Preliminary Israeli Vote Count Puts Benjamin Netanyahu in Lead With 24 Percent
With around 70 per cent of votes counted in Israel's election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party was leading early today with 23.73 per cent, the Central Elections Committee said.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas Orders Body to Oversee International Criminal Court Cases
Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas today ordered the formation of a committee to oversee cases to lodge with the International Criminal Court, in a move likely to further anger Israel.
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US 'No Problem' With 'Thoughtful' Palestinian Bid: John Kerry
The United States has "no problem" with Palestinians putting a draft resolution to the UN aiming to boost their hopes for statehood, providing it doesn't heighten tensions, top US diplomat John Kerry said Wednesday.
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John Kerry to Meet Palestinian Negotiator in London Talks
US Secretary of State John Kerry meets chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat in London Tuesday hoping to avert a diplomatic crisis over a UN bid to force Israel to withdraw from Palestinian land.
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Israel Settler Plan 'Slap in Face' of US: Palestinians
Israeli plans for roughly 500 new settler homes in occupied east Jerusalem are a "slap in the face" of the United States and the international community, a top Palestinian official said.
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Israel-Palestinian talks may need extra year: negotiator
Efforts to reach an Israel-Palestinian peace deal may need to be extended for another year, if parties agree on key issues by the time the current round of talks wraps up in April.
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No breakthrough in United States' effort to broker Middle East peace talks
US-led efforts to broker a resumption of peace talks ended on Sunday without a breakthrough, a top Palestinian official said, although Washington's top diplomat hailed "real progress".
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US Secretary of State John Kerry pushes effort to restart peace talks in Middle East
US Secretary of State John Kerry made a last-minute push on Sunday to revive Middle East peace talks as Israeli media said that days of exhaustive shuttle diplomacy had failed to break the deadlock.
