Israel

Palestinians: Israel must accept ’67 border as basis for talks

Palestinian officials said they would not resume peace negotiations unless Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accepts President Obama’s 1967 border guidelines.

Livni praises Obama, blasts Netanyahu

Israeli opposition leader Tzipi Livni praised President Obama’s Middle East policy speech and warned that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was opening a rift with the United States by criticizing it.

From praise to anger, Jewish response to Obama’s speech runs the gamut

From accolades like “compelling” to accusations like “Auschwitz borders” to radio silence, to label the Jewish response so far to President Obama’s speech on Middle East policy as “diverse” understates it.

Netanyahu: 1967 lines ‘indefensible’

Salary dispute prompts strike at Schechter Institute

Mother, grandfather convicted of murdering girl, 4

Israel denies Russian spy charges against military attache

Obama extends Syrian cutoff to leadership, government

Retired U.S. prof arrested for trafficking stolen antiquities

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