'We believe we have a divine right to be here' says one Jewish settler
Presence of Jewish settlements in Israeli-occupied West Bank at heart of impasse facing negotiators
Gathering brought together hundreds of academics, businesspeople, politicians who called on Abbas to cancel direct talks in September
Israeli PM speaks publicly about the upcoming start of direct peace negotiations
International criticism is growing, but Israel is not bowing to international pressure for it to lift blockade on Palestinian enclave
All sides expressing cautious optimism the peace process may start moving again
Palestinian leaders claim rebuilding of Hurva synagogue signals start of an attack on al-Aqsa Mosque
Israelis and Palestinians need to exercise restraint so that indirect peace talks can go forward, says George Mitchell
This is Mr. Ban's second visit to Gaza since the December 2008 Israeli invasion that killed more than 1,300 Palestinians and 13 Israelis
Israel's foreign minister says his country has no intention of halting expansion of settlement in East Jerusalem
Israel's approval of 1,600 homes in disputed East Jerusalem triggered what some officials call worst recent crisis between Israel, US
US vice president's visit has been marred by Israel's approval of construction of 1,600 new homes in disputed East Jerusalem
Visit by U.S. vice president culminates effort to restart stalled peace negotiations
Palestinians step-up protests over Israel's recent decision to include two holy sites in national heritage sites of West Bank
Apparent moves toward peace follow a recent visit to region by US special envoy George Mitchell
Reprimand for shelling of U.N. compound would be first Israeli army admission of wrongdoing by high-level officers during incursion
Arab Israeli citizens face uncertain prospects in village disputed by Israel, Lebanon, Syria
Israel, Egypt continuing blockade on Gaza Strip that keeps out cement, steel, and glass - making it difficult to rebuild
Israelis, Palestinians Look For New Approaches to Peace
Israeli settlers in occupied West Bank say they will continue to defy their government's order to freeze new construction
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