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Obama summit / Erekat's 'good' Hebrew surprises Lieberman

FM exchanges seasonal greetings with Saeb Erekat, shakes Abbas' hand during tripartite meet in New York.

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Haniyeh to UN chief: Hamas accepts Palestinian state in '67 borders

Letter by Hamas leader coincides with start of UN summit, Obama meet with Netanyahu and Abbas.

by Yoav Segev 0 comments

Livni: Annapolis process should be continued

Opposition leader blames political maneuvering in Israel for failure in implementing Annapolis principles.

by Haaretz Service 0 comments

PA: Either Israel declares it backs Palestinian state, or no talks

Top PA negotiator Erekat: International community must pressure Jerusalem to abide by previous agreements.

by News Agencies 0 comments

A clear message from Obama

Obama reminded those wishing to ignore the two-state vision that this goal was agreed on by both sides in the road map and at the Annapolis conference.

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ANALYSIS / Obama saying Israel still bound to two-state solution

In Turkey, Obama made it clear that agreements reached with Bush still stand under Netanyahu.

by Aluf Benn 0 comments

Lieberman to Haaretz: Israel ready for mutual peace moves

New foreign minister criticizes previous government for failing to meet its commitments.

by Barak Ravid 0 comments

Lieberman: Israel is changing its policies on peace

New FM says Israel not bound by Annapolis; PMO: Netanyahu to distance himself from framework of 2007 summit.

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Livni tells France's Kouchner: I oppose Olmert's peace plan

In first policy speech since primary, FM says Annapolis will continue regardless of political upheaval.

by Barak Ravid 0 comments

Fayyad: World support for peace is meaningless unless Israel halts settlement expansion

Palestinian PM meets visiting EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana, says Israel violating int'l law.

by Reuters and Barak Ravid Haaretz Service 0 comments

The season for decision making

January 20 approaches and President Bush stands to end his tenure with nothing to show for it, despite his promises and his demonstration of infinite optimism.

by Yossi Beilin 0 comments

Troublesome new world

Olmert is trying to grab hold of the old world, in which America was the only superpower, and is acting as if Bush were still the supreme judge and arbiter and as if Abbas spoke in anyone's name.

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Even the trumpets should have been ashamed

Finally, the dream is coming true: "Bush's vision," the "road map," a Palestinian state by December - all disappeared without a trace, along with the settlements and roadblocks. Never has Jerusalem been farther from Annapolis; never has the Knesset been farther from reality.

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Dennis Ross, Daniel Kurtzer slam Bush's Mideast policy

Speaking at 'Facing Tomorrow' Presidential Conference, former U.S. envoy to Israel says Annapolis summit failed.

by Anshel Pfeffer and Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments

PM says worried Russian weapons will reach Hezbollah

Russian FM meets Olmert, Peres, announces aim to relaunch Israel-Syria peace talks at upcoming summit.

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