Topic: Gerald Steinberg - CSMonitor.com

Bus bombing in Tel Aviv deflates Israeli interest in cease-fire with Gaza (+video)

International mediators, including Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, are working intensively to secure a cease-fire between Israel and Gaza, but today's bombing has dimmed Israelis' interest in negotiations.

As sirens blare, Israel seeks to punish Hamas without occupying Gaza (+video)

Israel softens response to bus bombing, with eye to Iran talks

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Was Israel behind Iran nuclear scientist's assassination?

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With Gilad Shalit prisoner exchange finished, attention turns to security

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Israel arrives at a tough diplomatic intersection

Golan protests: Is Syria's Assad stirring up trouble with Israel?

'Nakba' clashes: Iran, Syria trying to turn Arab Spring fury into attacks on Israel?

What Egypt's unrest could mean for Hamas

Israel giddy over new offshore gas find

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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's UN speech may have just helped Israel

Rocket attacks on Israel and Jordan highlight how Hamas could use Sinai

Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system not a silver bullet

Israeli soldiers 'Rock the Casbah in Hebron' – and cause a stir [video]

Israel rejects international investigation of Freedom Flotilla raid

Why Israel supports watered-down Iran nuclear sanctions

Briefing: Strains in US 'special relationship' with Israel

Israel rejects UK war crimes warrant for Livni

Could an Israeli air strike stop Iran's nuclear program?