Jul 1 2007 7:30AM
Salam Fayyad's new Palestinian emergency government - Update


Jun 24 2007 8:57AM
Zahar seeks Hamas-led Islamic state in Gaza: Der Spiegel


British academic boycott: Elie Wiesel Foundation Open Letter


Jun 19 2007 3:11PM
Hamas: 'Christians must accept Islamic rule' - Ynet report


UN Security Council concerned at illegal arms smuggling into Lebanon


Moussa Abu Marzouq: The security fence stops our terrorists


 
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Israel FM Tzipi Livni and Moroccan FM Mohamed Benaissa meet in Paris   
Israeli FM Tzipi Livni meets with Moroccan FM Mohamed Benaissa (Photo: Guillaume Bureau)   
FM Livni meets with Moroccan FM in Paris
4 Jul 2007
FM Livni met for the first time in Paris with her Moroccan counterpart, Foreign Minister Mohamed Benaissa.
They discussed the era after the Hamas takeover of the Gaza Strip and the establishment of the new Palestinian government headed by Salad Fayyad. Despite the difficult situation which this takeover has caused on the ground, it has also created a new opportunity to move forward in the political process.
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Epilogue: The death of Farfur

Hamas TV Mickey Mouse look-alike Farfur

Published by Palestinian Media Watch

2 Jul 2007
On Friday, June 29, Hamas Television broadcast the final episode of the program starring Farfur, the Mickey Mouse look-alike who indoctrinated Palestinian children to violence, hatred and murder. In this episode, Farfur is beaten to death by an Israeli, becoming a "shahid", or martyr for Allah, further nurturing the cult of martyrdom which has inspired Palestinian children to take an increasingly active role in the violence.
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  Latest releases

Knesset approves government reshuffle 4-Jul-2007
MFA delegation visits Sderot 4-Jul-2007
Israel welcomes release of BBC journalist Johnston 4-Jul-2007
Editorials 4-Jul-2007
Election of Prof. Turner as Vice-Chairman of UNESCO World Heritage Committee 3-Jul-2007
PM Olmert meets European Friends of Israel 3-Jul-2007
PM Olmert holds discussion on infiltrations into Israel via the Egyptian border 1-Jul-2007
Cabinet Communique 1-Jul-2007
Israel helps fight fires in Cyprus 1-Jul-2007
• IDF targets terrorists in Gaza Strip 1-Jul-2007
• Israel welcomes Tony Blair's appointment as special ME envoy 28-Jun-2007


Address by FM Livni to the Israel Council of Foreign Relations

Israel Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni
(Photo: Reuters)
24 Jun 2007
"I'll begin with a few basic observations about the situation in the region, and mainly about the complex relations between Israel and the Palestinians which have obviously changed in recent days. These basic observations are necessary, among other things, for us to understand where we're heading in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict... If we wish to discuss extremism that is reflected in a country, the best example, the one that threatens world peace, is Iran."
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PM Olmert: Sharm el-Sheikh summit can move the region towards a better future

Israeli PM Olmert and PA President Abbas at Sharm el-Sheikh Summit

Israeli PM Ehud Olmert and PA President Mahmoud Abbas in Sharm el-Sheikh (Photo: GPO)

25 Jun 2007
"The new government in the Palestinian Authority, which recognizes Israel’s right to exist and a solution of two states for two peoples, which is ready to implement the agreements signed, one which eschews terror and violence as a means and a goal, and a government which has no members of terrorist organizations, is a government which we recognize. We will work together to implement the Roadmap and advance the goals set out therein."
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Israel to provide eye treatment for Sudanese refugees in Kenya
Zambian and Israeli doctors prepare a patient for eye surgery - Mensa Hospital, Zambia, 1998
Zambian and Israeli doctors prepare a patient for eye surgery - Mensa Hospital, Zambia, 1998
27 Jun 2007
In light of the situation in Darfur, the Israel Foreign Ministry's Center for International Cooperation (MASHAV) has agreed to a request by the UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) to extend aid to Sudanese refugees. Two Israeli eye doctors will be sent by MASHAV on July 2 to the Kakuma camp in Kenya, where dozens of patients will be operated on over a two-week period.
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"The Peace Alternative" by FM Tzipi Livni
Israel Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni
18 Jun 2007
"For too long, the Middle East has been governed by zero-sum logic. One side's loss was seen as the other's gain. This thinking has brought much suffering to our region."
- Article published in Arabic in "Asharq Alawsat"
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Iranian President Ahmadinejad: Countdown to the destruction of Israel
Iranian President Ahmadinejad: Countdown to the destruction of Israel

(Photo: Reuters)

4 Jun 2007
Speaking on Sunday (June 3, 2007) at a ceremony marking the 18th anniversary of the death of Ayatollah Khomeini, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad  launched a new verbal attack on Israel, calling for its destruction.
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Humanitarian supplies transferred to the Gaza Strip: Summary
Humanitarian supplies and aid to the Gaza Strip
(Photo: IDF Spokesman)
2 Jul 2007
Despite the volatile security situation in the Gaza Strip and in spite of the constant threat of attacks on the crossings, food, fuel and other supplies are transported from Israel to the Gaza Strip through the various border crossings on a daily basis, and Palestinians in need of medical treatment are escorted by the Israeli army to Israeli hospitals.
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Bring our soldiers home - A year in terrorist captivity

One year in terror captivity - Gilad Shalit, Eldad Regev and Ehud Goldwasser

 

25 Jun 2007
June 25, 2007 marks one year since the unprovoked abduction of Gilad Shalit on the Israeli side of the border with Gaza, and July 11 - of Eldad Regev and Ehud Goldwasser on the Israeli side of the Lebanese border.

FM Livni: "Hamas is making cynical use of the suffering of Gilad Shalit, the pain of his family and of the people of Israel, in order to dictate its own brutal agenda in the region, in order to undermine a political process which is taking place right now to create a better future for the region. Hamas is responsible for the life and health of Gilad Shalit, and we, the Israeli government, will take all steps to bring him back home."
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Leading Hamas members arrested in Jerusalem

2 Jul 2007
After a lengthy investigation, the ISA and Israel Police have arrested eleven senior Hamas members in Jerusalem. The purpose of their activities was to recruit support for Hamas and give the organization a foothold on the Temple Mount, in coordination with Sheikh Raad Salah's Islamic Movement.
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Behind the Headlines: Recent events in Gaza and the Mideast peace process
24 Jun 2007
Israel’s goal of being a democratic Jewish state, living in harmony with its neighbors, led it to embrace the vision of two states for two peoples as resolved by the United Nations in 1947. It has taken nearly 60 years, and far too many wars, for this vision to be recognized by Israel’s immediate neighbors, the Palestinians. Today’s events in Gaza suggest the time has never been more appropriate to finally realize this vision.
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Israeli patent moves closer to achieving oral insulin treatment
(Photo: Israel 21C)
25 Jun 2007
Based on research carried out at Jerusalem's Hadassah University Hospital, Israeli company Oramed Pharmaceuticals has registered a patent for oral delivery of insulin. Currently undergoing Phase I trials, the treatment shows promise of reducing patients' dependency on insulin injections.
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Press conference with FM Livni and FM Downer of Australia

FM Livni and Australian FM Downer
Photo: Reuters
26 Jun 2007
FM Livni: "The clear distinction between moderates and extremists, between Hamas and Fatah, has practical implications for the way the Israeli government relates to Abu Mazen as well as our working relations with the new Palestinian government, including what we are willing to do to strengthen the moderates who wish to live in peace, who want to advance the two-state process and who are prepared to reject terrorism. Fatah is the group that currently represents these principles."
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