Topic: Gush Katif
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Israeli-Palestinian peace talks look less likely as settlers fret over freeze
As the US steps up pressure for Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is insisting on a extension of an Israeli settlement freeze set to expire next month. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has indicated that isn't likely, citing public opposition.
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Gaza: Under Israeli blockade, a boom in smuggled motorbikes
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In one town, Gazans yearn for previous Israeli presence
Mawassi residents say life was better before 2005, when they were part of an Israeli settlement enclave. Few can find work now.
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Israeli settlers in West Bank defy promise
A permanent settlement in Maskiyot could hinder a faltering peace process as Palestinian and Israeli leaders meet with US secretary of State.
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