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No mention of challenges that are facing Israel
Summary from United States, from articles in English
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Sir, While commendably rejecting the boycott call against Israel by the British University and College Union, you still manage to take some serious shots at Israel (editorial, May 31). (article 3)
Until these and other refugee Palestinians are allowed to return to the land from which they were unjustly driven by Israel and enfranchised with a vote, there will be no peace in the Middle East. (article 1)
Demographics (larger Palestinian birthrate, no large-scale Jewish immigration into Israel) and righteous Arab determination to reverse the abhorrent injustice make this outcome inevitable. (article 1)
Israel's founding father, one of the indomitable political leaders of the 20th century, came to Washington in December 1941 yearning to present the case for a Jewish state directly to the American president. (article 2)
He took a two-room suite at the old Ambassador Hotel at 14th and K for $1,000 a month and cooled his heels for 10 weeks, writing letters and reports and making passes at Miriam Cohen (article 2)
That tall, freckled, slightly nervous-looking man with the rust-colored hair standing alongside President Bush at matching lecterns is Ehud Olmert (article 2)
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Other stories about Israeli, Israel and Palestinian:
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Story keywords
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Israeli, Israel, Palestinian, Jews, Jewish |
Source articles
- The Palestinian problem (L.A. Times, 06/03/2007, 133 words)
- A Beautiful Friendship? (Washington Post, 06/03/2007, 853 words)
- No mention of challenges that are facing Israel (ft.com, 06/04/2007, 192 words)
- Motions pave way for boycott debate (ft.com, 06/04/2007, 300 words)
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