Yitzhak Rabin

When the leaders of North and South Korea reached across the Military Demarcation Line to shake hands on Friday, they symbolically -- if fleetingly -- united a peninsula that has been divided for decades.

Would Israelis and Palestinians now be living in peace with one another if a Jewish extremist had not assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin 20 years ago?

US Secretary of State John Kerry extended for a third day on Saturday his shuttle diplomacy between Israeli and Palestinian leaders, raising speculation of progress in reviving long dormant peace talks.

When the leaders of North and South Korea reached across the Military Demarcation Line to shake hands on Friday, they symbolically -- if fleetingly -- united a peninsula that has been divided for decades.

Would Israelis and Palestinians now be living in peace with one another if a Jewish extremist had not assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin 20 years ago?

US Secretary of State John Kerry extended for a third day on Saturday his shuttle diplomacy between Israeli and Palestinian leaders, raising speculation of progress in reviving long dormant peace talks.