Crushing Palestinian protest through detention without trial
Why has Israel remained quiet in the face of increasingly harsh international criticism of its legal policy towards Palestinians in the West Bank?
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Egypt's Islamists warn Turkish PM over regional role
The Muslim Brotherhood has warned Tayyip Erdogan against seeking to dominate the Middle East, despite an enthusiastic welcome at his regional tour.
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Desmond Tutu, Israel and US pensions
What's the connection between a South African Nobel Peace Prize winner, Israel, and one of America's biggest pension funds?
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Netanyahu: No promise to reach border deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said told his Likud party there was no deal to reach a border agreement within the new 90-day freeze.
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Civilians shot at in Gaza 'buffer zone'
At least 10 Palestinian children have been shot and wounded by Israeli troops in the past three months.
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More varsities check Israel links
University of Johannesburg's "human-rights breakthrough" shows "solidarity with the oppressed".
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Obama readies bold Middle East peace bid
President Barack Obama steps into Middle East peace efforts on Wednesday in a bold bid to relaunch direct Palestinian-Israeli negotiations.
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One-state solution for Israel finds support in unlikely quarters
What evidence is there that two peoples who couldn't get along well enough to negotiate a divorce will do better in a marriage?
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World must deny legitimacy to Israel
The world worked together to help bring apartheid to an end, writes Kader Asmal. So why allow it to live on in Israel/Palestine?
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A walk-on part in the war
MOVIE OF THE WEEK: Peter Bradshaw reviews The Hurt Locker, Catherine Bigelow's Oscar winning film about the war in Iraq.
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