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ANALYSIS: Mid-East peace talks
ANALYSIS: Mid-East peace talks
September 1st, 2010 (Geopoliticalmonitor.com) - The killing of four Israeli settlers near Hebron on the eve of a new round of peace talks in Washington has shifted the likeliness of forward progress in the peace process from ‘not likely’ to ‘not going to happen.’
 
ANALYSIS: Israel-Lebanon border clashes
ANALYSIS: Israel-Lebanon border clashes
August 4th, 2010 (Geopoliticalmonitor.com) - An exchange of fire along the Israel-Lebanon border has killed five people, raising fears of a repeat of Israel’s 2006 campaign against Hezbollah.
 
Israel navy begins efforts to stop Libyan aid ship
Israel navy begins efforts to stop Libyan aid ship
July 14th (BBC News) - The Israeli military says it has begun efforts to try to stop a Libyan aid ship from reaching Gaza.
 
Israeli navy blocks aid vessel en route to Gaza
Israeli navy blocks aid vessel en route to Gaza
July 13, 2010 (RIA Novosti) - An Israeli Navy cutter has blocked the route of the Al-Amal vessel carrying humanitarian aid from Libya to Gaza, a statement from the Gaddafi International Charity and Development Foundation (GICDF) said on Tuesday.
 
Israel calls flotilla violence 'justified'
Israel calls flotilla violence 'justified'
July 12, 2010 (AFP) - Mistakes were made at a "relatively senior" level during Israel's deadly raid on a Gaza-bound aid boat but the use of live fire by commandos was justified, the results of military probe showed Monday.
 
Turkey and Israel’s Not-So-Secret Meeting
Turkey and Israel’s Not-So-Secret Meeting
Recriminatory words exchanged between Turkey and Israel over the latter’s May 31 assault on the Gaza-bound Freedom Flotilla have given way to the pragmatism of national self-interest. On June 30, ministers from the two countries “secretly” met in Brussels to attempt to smooth over differences and repair bilateral ties marred in the wake of the attack.
 
No easing of travel ban for Gazans: Israel
No easing of travel ban for Gazans: Israel
JERUSALEM, July 7th (AFP) - Israel said on Wednesday that its moves to ease its blockade on Gaza do not include relaxing regulations on Palestinians looking to travel out of the enclave, court documents showed.
 
Turkey: Apologize for flotilla deaths or we'll sever ties
Turkey: Apologize for flotilla deaths or we'll sever ties
July 6, 2010 (Haaretz) - The Turkish foreign minister has warned Israel that ties with its decades-long ally could be in jeopardy unless the country apologizes for the May flotilla raid that cost the lives of eight Turkish citizens.
 
Joint poll shows doubts abound over Palestinian state
Joint poll shows doubts abound over Palestinian state
June 30th (Jerusalem Post) - In the wake of last month’s deadly raid on the Gaza-bound protest flotilla, Israelis and Palestinians alike are increasingly doubtful that a Palestinian state can be achieved, according to a joint Israeli-Palestinian poll released on Tuesday.
 
Iran cancels aid ship to Gaza
Iran cancels aid ship to Gaza
June 28, 2010 (Reuters) - Iran's Red Crescent Society has canceled a plan to send a shipload of aid to the Gaza Strip, saying it was denied access to pass through the Suez Canal, a claim rejected by an Egyptian official.
 
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