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Olive Press Israeli archaeologist finds common ground underneath Sinai's shifting sands

Avner Goren lived and worked among Bedouin in the shadow of Mt. Sinai for 15 years. Now he’s applying his knowledge of Arab culture to help bridge the Israeli-Arab divide.

US loses a West Bank darling with resignation of Palestinian prime minister

Olive Press A goat farmer, lured by the green Galilee

Why Kerry could succeed at securing Israeli-Palestinian peace

Olive Press In Gaza, a dream of sailboats meets land's limited horizons

Olive Press Welcome to The Olive Press

Palestinian prisoner deaths cause a spark, but unlikely to start a blaze

In the Holy Land's columns, frescoes, and desert palaces, Herod the Great lives on

10 influential authors who came to the US as immigrants

Opinion President Obama's Israel visit highlights common goals and a rare friendship

A witness in Galilee

Iran nuclear program: Obama makes case for diplomacy ahead of trip to Israel

Syria: Violence prevents rescue of UN peacekeepers

Youth villages give Israeli immigrant children a place to belong

Hugo Chavez: Global reactions to the Venezuelan leader's death

Winners in Israel's game-changing election unlikely to lead charge for peace

World powers soften toward Iran

Israelis, Palestinians dispute books appropriated in 1948

Israel wields Bible's soft power as far afield as Brazil

Iran nuclear talks conclude with plans for more talks

Backchannels Is a third Palestinian intifada coming?

Change Agent Heroes to Heroes helps wounded US vets recover

Amid mounting pressures, some see potential for new Palestinian uprising

As Iran and Israel trade threats, first Iranian novels appear in Hebrew

Israeli Oscar contenders force citizens to confront uncomfortable questions