document.write("• Hamas claims responsibility for 2nd W.Bank attack in 2 days - Jerusalem Post
The military wing of Palestinian terrorist group Hamas claimed responsibility for Wednesday night's drive-by shooting near Rimonim Junction in the West Bank that left two Israelis wounded, Israel Radio reported Thursday.
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document.write("• Netanyahu tells Abbas: I came to Washington to reach historic compromise with Palestinians - Ha'aretz
Addressing PA President Mahmoud Abbas at a White House dinner last night, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had come to the Washington peace summit that began yesterday "to figure out a historic compromise"with the Palestinians.
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document.write("• Barak to Haaretz: Israel ready to cede parts of Jerusalem in peace deal - Ha'aretz
Ehud Barak has always vacillated between peace and security, dovishness and hawkishness, left wing and right wing. Even when he left south Lebanon, offered the Golan Heights to Hafez Assad and the Temple Mount to Yasser Arafat, he didn't do this as a bleeding heart. He always spoke forcefully, talked about the importance of sobriety. He always spoke about how Israel must survive in a jungle. It must do so even now, on the eve of the peace summit in Washington.
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document.write("• Israel's Tira Urges IDF Attack Iran Before U.S. Mid-Term Elections - Eurasia Review
Israeli Brig. Gen. (res.) Oded Tira, former IDF artillery chief, has the unmitigated gall and impudence to urge that Israel attack Iran just before the Congressional mid-term elections when Pres. Obama’s hands will be tied in terms of any punishment he can mete out for the country’s misbehavior.
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document.write("• Obama: 'Senseless slaughter' in West Bank won't stop peace talks - Ha'aretz
U.S. President Barack Obama on Wednesday described the fatal shooting of four Israelis in the West Bank as a senseless slaughter that will not stop the U.S. from seeking peace in the Middle East.
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document.write("• Mubarak calls for int'l security force in West Bank - Jerusalem Post
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak suggested that an international peacekeeping force be stationed in the West Bank as a compromise between Israel's security concerns and the Palestinian's desire for a complete Israeli withdrawal from the territory. Mubarak's comments came in an op-ed piece published in Wednesday's New York Times.
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document.write("• Hundreds attend terror victims' funerals - Ynet News
Hundreds of people on Wednesday attended the funerals of the four residents of the West Bank settlement of Beit Hagai who were murdered in a terror attack the previous evening near Hebron.
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