Israel and the Palestinian Authority decided to resume economic cooperation suspended by the Jewish state last year, at a meeting of their finance ministers on Sunday.
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Israel, Palestinians to resume economic links
Israel and the Palestinian Authority decided to resume economic cooperation suspended by the Jewish state last year, at a meeting of their finance ministers on Sunday.
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Israel, Palestinians to resume economic links
NEW YORK, June 11, 2103 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ – 100,000 Orthodox Jews gathered Sunday afternoon, June 9, 2013 in Foley Square in lower Manhattan to protest against the Israeli government’s decision to draft their co-religionists into the army. The gathering represented an alliance of prominent Chassidic and Lithuanian yeshiva communities.(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130611 …
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True Torah Jews: Hundred Thousand Jews Gather to Protest New Israeli Draft Law
JERUSALEM (AP) — Prayers by a liberal Jewish women's group at a key Jerusalem holy site passed without incident Sunday, in contrast to violent scuffles with ultra-Orthodox protesters a month ago.
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Women pray peacefully at key Jerusalem Jewish site
It seems appropriate that the May 2013 Christian Peacemaker Teams delegation to Palestine began in the days between Pentecost and Trinity Sunday. At Pentecost, God comes to unify, to build community among diverse nations
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CPT delegate Palestine Reflection: community, mystery, story
By Jeffrey Heller JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's main coalition partner threatened to quit on Monday unless bickering ministers agreed to a proposal to end wholesale military draft exemptions for Jewish seminary students. A government-appointed committee failed on Sunday to finalize a draft law that limits the number of those exempted from compulsory army …
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Israel coalition wobbles over proposed military service law
By CNN Staff updated 8:39 PM EDT, Sun May 26, 2013 The $4 billion economic development plan presented Sunday by Secretary of State John Kerry contained few details STORY HIGHLIGHTS (CNN) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry outlined Sunday a $4 billion economic development plan for the West Bank that he hopes will help encourage peace in the region
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Kerry pushes $4B West Bank plan
By CNN Staff updated 8:39 PM EDT, Sun May 26, 2013 The $4 billion economic development plan presented Sunday by Secretary of State John Kerry contained few details STORY HIGHLIGHTS (CNN) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry outlined Sunday a $4 billion economic development plan for the West Bank that he hopes will help encourage peace in the region. Details were scant on the proposal, which he announced in Jordan during a meeting of the World Economic Forum.
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Kerry pushes $4 billion West Bank development plan
SOUTHERN SHUNEH, Jordan (AP) — Israel's president on Sunday urged Israeli and Palestinian leaders to overcome differences and resume peace negotiations, saying the sides could not afford “to lose this opportunity.”
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Israel's president calls for return to peace talks
SOUTHERN SHUNEH, Jordan (AP) — Israel's president urged Israeli and Palestinian leaders on Sunday to overcome differences and resume peace negotiations, saying the sides could not afford “to lose this opportunity.”
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Israel's Peres calls for return to peace talks
Fears of an escalation of violence between Israel and Syria grew Sunday with renewed Israeli threats to destroy Syrian weapons caches and Syria’s warnings of retaliation.
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Israel threatens Syria anew; Assad warns of retaliation