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Last update - 10:55 05/02/2008 Super Tuesday: Who's best for Israelis AND Palestinians Tags: peace process  As millions of Americans vote in primaries across the nation, policy statements on the Middle East have been long on promises and short on substance. Differences between the candidates may be more difficult to discern on this issue than any other. Given the importance of large states in which Jewish voters play a key electoral role, candidates have placed special emphasis on vocal support for Israel. Advertisement But if a president is to play a significant role in the forging of a future peace in the Holy Land, he or she will need to be as closely attuned to the aspirations and the bottom lines of the Palestinians. Who among the current candidates for the U.S. presidency is the most likely to be able to foster a peace between Israelis and Palestinians? What qualities will that candidate need, and what is the chance of success? Bookmark to del.icio.us   Negev attack Dimona suicide bombing kills one woman in first such attack in more than a year. A friend in Dalia Knesset Speaker Dalia Itzik is secretly raising Knesset officials' salaries.

Today Online Burston: Barack Obama for Prime Minister of Israel Responses: 2 Rosner: Is Obama really pro-Palestinian? Responses: 24 Editorial: Egyptian helplessness spurred Dimona terror attack Send response FM backs Cairo request to double forces on border Responses: 38 Harel & Issacharoff: The 300km problem along Egyptian border Responses: 22 U.K. to fund school trips of understanding to Auschwitz Responses: 19 Rosner's Domain From Super Bowl drama to Super Tuesday drama Do all candidates have similar views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? Iraq, remember? (WTR) Obama, Clinton and Iran: The vote that made the difference Poll: Do you trust Obama on Israel? More Headlines 10:16 Livni backs Egyptian request to double its forces on Gaza border 10:09 Qassams hit 2 Sderot factories; IDF kills Hamas militants in Gaza 10:42 Ahmadinejad accepts invite to visit Egypt over coming month 10:13 Obama leads California poll on eve of tight Super Tuesday race 10:01 Woman killed in Dimona attack named as Lyubov Razdolskaya 09:38 Britain to fund high school trips of understanding to Auschwitz 05:55 Killing of suicide bomber marks good start for Negev border unit 10:01 ANALYSIS: Israel has a 300km problem along border with Egypt 04:38 Report: Egypt reopens border after clashes with Gazans 05:07 U.S. consulate in J'lem to relocate in bid to speed up birth registration 06:59 U.S. condemns Dimona attack, PM vows 'relentless' war on terror 02:03 Dollar dives half-percent to NIS 3.578 sparking fears of labor strike 23:29 Haredis and religious zionists to hold mass prayer against J'lem partition Previous Editions Select Day 04 feb 03 feb 01 feb 31 jan 30 jan 29 jan 28 jan 27 jan 25 jan 24 jan 23 jan 22 jan

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