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Netanyahu may be eyeing Livni and Kadima as coalition partners

Officials believe Netanyahu seeks to include largest opposition party in coalition ahead of a possible resumption of settlement freeze.

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Netanyahu: Israel, U.S. working quietly to resolve peace talks deadlock

Netanyahu's comment came as an Asharq al-Awsat report claimed the Prime Minister had agreed in principle to extend Israel's freeze on settlement construction by 60 days.

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Netanyahu may be eyeing Livni and Kadima as coalition partners

Officials believe Netanyahu seeks to include largest opposition party in coalition ahead of a possible resumption of settlement freeze.

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Netanyahu: Israel, U.S. working quietly to resolve peace talks deadlock

Netanyahu's comment came as an Asharq al-Awsat report claimed the Prime Minister had agreed in principle to extend Israel's freeze on settlement construction by 60 days.

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No gaps exist between the U.S. and Israel on Iran nuclear program, says official

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Palestinian settlers clash - AP - May 19, 2012

Israeli settler shoots Palestinian in West Bank

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Young Israelis get Jewish identity boost from Birthright too

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