PALESTINIAN

Examining the issue of Palestinian refugees, we could easily come to know that they are freedom fighters regardless of accusations or reasons for imprisonment.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is been going on for over 60 years now. Each attack, each war, each death, each terrorist horror, each massacre only deepens the hatred and the will to keep going on until a final solution is found.

Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a moving speech commemorating the 234th American day of Independence and invites Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, to sit down and negotiate serious peace agreement. Video of entire speech included

In a foreign policy speech Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accepted the principle of a Palestinian state existing alongside Israel. However in his speech Netanyahu listed certain conditions that the Palestinians may have difficulty with.

The much-ballyhooed Obama Cairo speech was delivered at Cairo University today, and, in doing so, President Obama attempted to build support among moderate Muslims on a wide spectrum of issues. Chief among them is the Israeili-Palestinian conflict...

An analysis of the use of word in describing the Palestinian - Israeli Conflict.

Genesis 21 also gives us insights into the early establishment of the Arab race through Ishmael, and into Israel's relationship with the Philistines, an ancient Palestinian tribe. Another brief Bible study in Genesis 21.

Any peace plan for the Middle East has to address the hunger and poverty afflicting the Palestinian people, particularly the children.

Lessons from the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A Conflict Fueled Largely by Intolerance and Inconsiderateness.

Five years ago, Israeli soldiers killed three Western civilians and critically injuring one. Today the world have less knowledge about life in Palestine because of this. The Palestinian experience is further marginalized and the Israeli account even more dominant.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not a modern one or a biblical one, but a conflict that has risen in the last 150 years out of two peoples disputing the same land.

President Bush discussed the creation of a Palestinian state and overall levels of progress in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process during a visit to the Middle East this week.

The United Nations Committee on Palestinian Rights has reported that the situation in the occupied lands has not improved. Israel and the Palestinian Authority are at odds over issues such as Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict as well as the biases present in the news are examined through close reading of various news articles detailing recent events.

The Bush administration is ready to lift economic and diplomatic sanction against the government since the new formation does not include the Islamic group Hamas.

Renewed fighting between factions Hamas and Fatah has resulted in many Palestinian deaths.

At a second Palestinian refugee camp named Ain al-Hilweh, Islamic militants have been struck at again, with their gunmen killing two Lebanese soldiers yesterday. The militants also lost two men.

The Associated Press has reported that after being threatened by a fundamentalist Islamic group, a group of female TV anchors and employees of Palestinian TV protested against the group and their threat.

For those of you who wonder why it's so hard to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, look no further than the latest star of Hamas TV, Farfur the Martyr Mouse.

a discussion of both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and searching for answers as to who, if either side,is "right"

Palestinians and Iraelis have fought for over forty years over ownership of the "Holy Land." While the 1993 Oslo accord was a major step toward peace, the ongoing Israel-Palestinian conflict now falls on three issues: settlements, Jerusalem and refugees.

World leaders and political pundits have speculated that the January 9, 2005 Palestinian elections may have set up some new opportunities for renewed Middle East peacemaking efforts. This is encouraging. However, I suspect that Middle East peace will depe