Topic: Mark Regev
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Low profile for Secretary Rice's Israel visit
In Israel, the media focused on possible breakthroughs in which the US played no role, highlighting low expectations for Rice's trip.
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Scholars accepted to grad school, but stuck in Gaza
Three Fulbright scholars are waiting to see if Israel will allow them to leave Gaza to study in the United States.
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Hamas, Israel appear on brink of cease-fire
Hamas officials in Egypt Monday considered terms of a possible 'tahadiyeh,' or calming, in recent fighting with Israel even as violence flared on both sides of the border.
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How many West Bank barriers will Israel forgo?
Sixty roadblocks have been removed in the Palestinian territory, but critics say that isn't enough to improve life in the West Bank.
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In Israel, Ethiopian refugee helps others
Yohannes Lemma Bayu provides practical aid for what the government recently called a 'tsunami' of African asylum seekers
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Rice trumpets progress in Middle East
Israel agreed Sunday to dismantle 50 West Bank roadblocks after talks with Secretary of State Rice.
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Can Egypt broker Hamas-Israel truce?
Cairo is working hard for a cease-fire, partly to curb Iran's growing clout.
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Rice meets harder lines in push for Israeli-Palestinian peace
In the West Bank Tuesday, Secretary Rice urged Israelis and Palestinians to return to the negotiating table.
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Israel steps up warnings to Bush on Iran
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict will not be the only issue on his visit to Israel.
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Israeli-Palestinian fatalities drop, but other issues persist
In its year-end report, the leading Israeli human rights organization B'tselem noted a roughly 50 percent reduction in fatalities.
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