Report: Yasser Arafat May Have Been Poisoned
Palestinian leader died in 2004
Secretary of State John Kerry is in Israel trying to revive the peace process
Denies existence of new plan
IDF investigating reports of a fatality, say troops were making arrests and had rocks thrown them on the way out
Announcement made after freeing 26 Palestinian prisoners
First tenants of Rawabi to move in next year
Didn't buy the BBC's First Amendment argument
The Jewish settlement of Homesh, formerly known as the Palestinian village of Burka
Probably a no-go for the Palestinians
Top aide to Mahmoud Abbas says without pressure from Washington the negotiations won't yield results
Protesting the terminology used on Google maps
At least three died
Both sides have promised to keep the content of the negotiations secret
Egyptian military has been trying to prevent smuggling into the Gaza Strip
Negotiations resumed this week
Doesn't want either side to jeopardize the negotiations
Attacks come ahead of peace talks
The Construction of 900 new settlement units was recently approved
To be freed Tuesday barring a legal challenge
Will take place in Jerusalem
Due to the union putting limitations on money going to settlements
Deputy editor of the newspaper that ran the cartoon says he "regrets that feelings were offended"
Says Israel's chief negotiator
Move announced ahead of peace talks
Responding to EU directive banning funding or grants to organizations linked to Israeli settlements
Will begin next week
Keeping expectations low helps prevent disappointment
Were briefed on American proposals
Entities living in disputed areas will not be able to receive grants, funding or scholarships
A series of polls in six countries reveals a multilayered, ever-evolving Arab identity.
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