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The peace process is still dead | FP Passport

To thunderous applause before a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress, Israeli Prime Minister delivered what amounted to a stunning rebuke of Barack Obama's vision of Middle East peace, just days after the U.S. president outlined his basic parameters for a two-state solution. There was little, if anything, new in Netanyahu's speech : He reiterated his longstanding positions on borders (he won't go back to the 1967 lines), Jerusalem (he wants it to remain undivided), refugees (none can return to Israel), and security (a demilitarized Palestinian state, with Israeli troops "along the Jordan River").

http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2011/05/24/the_peace_process_is_still_dead

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Israeli-Palestinian Crisis Guide: Transcript - Council on Foreig

http://www.cfr.org/publication/CGME_transcript.html

BBC NEWS | Middle East | Israel troops admit Gaza abuses - Mozil

Israel frequently claims to possess the most moral army in the world An Israeli military college has printed damning soldiers' accounts of the killing of civilians and vandalism during recent operations in Gaza. The testimonies were published by the military academy at Oranim College. Graduates of the academy, who had served in Gaza, were speaking to new recruits at a seminar. "[The testimonies] conveyed an atmosphere in which one feels entitled to use unrestricted force against Palestinians," academy director Dany Zamir told public radio.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7952603.stm

Le Hamas "regrette" la mort de civils israéliens pendant la guer

http://www.lemonde.fr/proche-orient/article/2010/02/07/le-hamas-assure-ne-jamais-s-etre-excuse-pour-la-mort-de-civils_1302311_3218.html#ens_id=1228030

Le gouvernement Hamas à Gaza est revenu, samedi 6 février, sur les excuses qu'il avait formulées pour la mort de trois civils israéliens tués par des roquettes tirées depuis la bande de Gaza pendant la guerre de l'hiver 2008-2009. Dans un rapport remis à l'ONU en réponse au rapport Goldstone, les rapporteurs du Hamas écrivaient notamment : "Nous regrettons toute nuisance qui a pu être causée aux civils israéliens" . Le mouvement expliquait ces "erreurs" de cibles par le manque de technologie de son arsenal militaire. Des déclarations inédites qui n'avaient convanincu ni le gouvernement israélien ni les organisations de défense des droits de l'homme .

Le Hamas assure ne jamais s'être excusé pour la mort de civils -

http://www.jta.org/news/article/2008/11/24/1001177/israel-facing-grim-threat-assessment-for-2009

Israel facing grim threat assessment for ‘09 | JTA - Jewish & Is

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, pictured here at a rally in Salfit, West Bank on Nov. 22, 2008, is key to Israel's hopes of reaching a peace deal with the Palestinians. (Omar Rashidi / BPH Images)

Conflit Israël-Palestine: le contexte | Café-Croissant - Mozilla

L’attaque militaire d’Israël sur Gaza qui a débuté depuis prés de 20 jours à déjà fait plus de 1000 morts et 4700 blessés, selon le ministère de la santé palestinien. Ces chiffres sont invérifiables à ce jour puisque Israël bloque l’accès de Gaza aux journalistes indépendants, mais les ONG et les travailleurs de l’ONU sur place ne les contredisent et restent les sources les plus fiables concernant ce qui se passe au sein de la bande de Gaza. La propagande bat son plein de toute part, la compréhension du conflit est très complexe et mérite d’être replacée dans son contexte, et d’être analysée suivant plusieurs perspectives.

http://cafecroissant.fr/2009/conflit-israel-palestine-le-contexte/

Palestinian Presidential Elections - Carnegie Endowment for Inte

Quotes on Carnegie - Praise for the Global Think Tank “The Carnegie Endowment has been a training ground for many of the all-stars in the State Department….” – Madeleine Albright, Former Secretary of State “I appreciate its work in the area of peace.” – Kofi Annan, Former Secretary-General of the United Nations

http://www.carnegieendowment.org/2008/07/15/palestinian%2Dpresidential%2Delections/o7j

A Hamas legal advisor on Wednesday said jailed Speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC), Aziz al-Dewik, will replace president Mahmoud Abbas when his term ends in January until elections are held. The announcement adds more tension to the deteriorating ties between Hamas and Abbas' Fatah movement and widens the internal Palestinian rift. According to the law, The PLC speaker takes on as a president for 60 days to prepare for presidential elections.

http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90777/90854/6546076.html

Hamas: PLC Speaker to replace Abbas in January - People's Daily

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5hnqahuHArUAWAl6d3e51VQqQj58A

AFP: Palestinian elections scheduled 'very soon': Abbas - Mozill

RAMALLAH, West Bank (AFP) — Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said on Tuesday he will "very soon" schedule Palestinian elections in the absence of reconciliation with the Hamas rulers of the Gaza Strip. "We will very soon call presidential and legislative elections within the Palestinian Authority here in the West Bank and in Gaza," Abbas told journalists. The Western-backed Palestinian president had earlier given the Islamist Hamas movement until the end of the year to accept reconciliation talks, warning he would otherwise call snap elections. Hamas, which dominates the current parliament insists legislative elections are not due until 2010, but that presidential elections should be held in the coming weeks. The Islamists say Abbas's mandate ends on January 8, 2009, a claim the president's secular Fatah faction rejects.

Disagreement between Hamas and Fatah over when the next Palestinian elections will be held may have strategic significance for Israel. Hamas has stated that it will not acknowledge Abu Mazen’s legitimacy as President of the Palestinian Authority (PA) after January 2009, when it believes his term in office is due to finish. Hamas claims that new elections should be held in January 09′ since according to the PA’s Basic Law (which also serves as its temporary constitution) Abu Mazen finishes his Presidential term after 4 years. If elections are not held, the Presidency temporarily passes to the Speaker of the Parliament, Abd al-‘Aziz Dweik, who is currently held by Israel. If Dweik is not released, Hamas will appoint his deputy who is also a Hamas member.

http://reut-blog.org/2008/09/25/palestinian-elections-2009-hamas-fatah/

When is the Next Palestinian Election? Towards a Constitutional

L'ONU et trois pays appelent à augmenter les aides d'urgence aux Palestiniens Les gouvernements de Norvège, d'Espagne et de Suède, ainsi que le coordonnateur des secours d'urgences des Nations unies, Jan Egeland, ont appelé vendredi à Genève la communauté donatrice à assister l'ONU et ses partenaires dans leurs efforts de satisfaire les besoins les plus urgents de la population palestinienne et répondre de manière prompte et généreuse à l'Appel d'urgence révisé 2006 pour les territoires palestiniens occupés.

L'offensive israélienne à Gaza par la presse officielle

Global Voices Online » China and Hong Kong: Views on Gaza Confli

After the first intense air strikes in the Gaza Strip at the end of 2008, Israel continues the attacks on the densely populated Gaza in 2009 and it is expected to cost more Palestinian lives. While there are mass demonstrations against Israel’s military actions in London, Paris, Berlin, Athens and several Muslim countries, what are the reactions in Hong Kong and China to this humanitarian crisis? Will peace come? Jackhomme , a Hong Kong blogger is rather cynical towards the situation and believes that we can do nothing to stop the current Gaza conflicts. 戰爭不是今天的事,沒人能保證有天會和平,我們安坐在千里之外很多事可以選擇,選擇早上吃什麼早餐,放工後去不去看場戲,約朋友去那間酒館飲酒,而在戰爭中的平民連生存的權利都沒有,連人最基本尊嚴都失去,選擇是多麼奢侈,生命就是如此輕渺,我們只好在外旁觀,看新聞把死亡當做娛樂,把戰事寫在blog上扮高深,我們沒有能力停止改變事實,一少人把世界搞亂卻要全人類陪葬.

Commentaire des évènements par des blogueurs chinois by alcide Sep 25

On January 5 John Bolton, the former unconfirmed U.S. envoy to the United Nations, advocated in The Washington Post a "three-state solution" to the Palestinian problem.

Obama and Israel - FPIF

Advices to new elected US President Obama towards his FP with Israel. by alcide Mar 1

On Palestinian question, tough choices for Obama - International

Sharing the Burden in the Middle East - Carnegie Endowment for I

Quotes on Carnegie - Praise for the Global Think Tank

Hillary Clinton's selection to serve as Barack Obama's secretary of State follows her strong race for the 2008 Democratic Party presidential nomination against him. Clinton was among a number of top national security officials named by Obama on December 1, 2008. She was confirmed by the U.S.