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Opinion Obama and Israel are walking away from two-state solution with Palestinians (+video)

By refusing to support the Palestinian bid at the UN, President Obama has essentially endorsed a No State Solution between Israel and Palestine. Changing course is possible. A good place to start would be threatening to remove US aid to Israel, given its plans for more settlement building.

Trying to restart peace talks, Israel returns Palestinian militants remains

Inventing Our Life: The Kibbutz Experiment: movie review

Netanyahu's real message to Congress: There will be no peace talks

March 8, 2011 Photos of the Day

Why the demise of the Middle East ‘peace process’ may be a good thing

Israel could lease Palestinian lands in exchange for Palestinian statehood: report

Deadline extended in bid to keep Israel-Palestinian talks alive

In Pictures Insect swarms

No water? No problem for these Jordanian farmers.

February 8, 2010 Photos of the Day

In Israel, Mitchell presses on with patience honed in N. Ireland

Palestinians accuse Israel settlements of diverting water

Interview: How Salam Fayyad plans to save the Palestinian dream

How Israel warms up for a settlement freeze

In Israel, US envoy maps peace with Syria

Ethiopian Jews act out their journey to Israel

Israeli settlers in West Bank defy promise

Reporters on the Job

Opinion Don't give up the Golan Heights