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Recent Articles about Israel Peace process
Fayyad, Barak, met in Tel Aviv on Saturday Aug 17 08 Barak: “A peace deal between Israel and the PA in 2008 is unlikely... Aug 07 08 Arab MK Sarsur: “While Arabs want peace, Israel prefers war” Aug 02 08 Latest News ArticlesPCHR Weekly Report: 9 injured in Israeli attacks, including 5 children 02:09 Fri 29 Aug Abbas demands right of return to all refugees 22:17 Thu 28 Aug Israeli police arrests two Arab residents accused of “security violations” 21:42 Thu 28 Aug Free Gaza boats leaving with Palestinians on board 16:07 Thu 28 Aug Egypt promises Rafah crossing to be reopened before Ramadan 12:34 Thu 28 Aug Israeli settlers set fire to a construction workshop in Burin 12:16 Thu 28 Aug Soldiers invade West Bank cities, kidnap 10 11:56 Thu 28 Aug Israeli activist detained, then released, for taking part in 'Free Gaza' boat action 11:38 Thu 28 Aug Israeli troops kidnap six college students from Nablus 11:23 Thu 28 Aug US government offers tax breaks for Jewish settlers 09:50 Thu 28 Aug Full StoryIsraeli sources confirm peace deal is being transcribed Saturday June 07, 2008 17:25 by Ghassan Bannoura - IMEMC News
 Israeli political sources said that Palestinian and Israeli negotiation teams have agreed to start transcribing a peace deal between the two sides. The sources added that core issues like Jerusalem, Refugees, and borders have not yet been discussed or agreed upon by the two sides. Chief Palestinian negotiator Amad Qurea’ said on Friday night that a draft for a peace deal is being prepared. He added that the Palestinian-Israeli talks are going through critical times and some issues is still to be tackled like borders, refugees, land, and Jerusalem. Palestinian Israeli peace talks were revived last November during the one day Annapolis conference hosted and sponsored by U.S President George Bush. Jerusalem, Refugees, and borders have been the stumbling issues during previous peace talks between Palestinians and Israelis. |
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