Top Headlines
04/03/2011
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- Netanyahu ponders peace initiatives (Independent)
- Netanyahu to present new peace initiative in bid to break deadlock (Haaretz)
- British PM pledges his ‘indestructible’ support for Israel (Jerusalem Post)
- 72% drop in new settler building in 2010, gov’t report says (Jerusalem Post)
- Egypt PM quits under pressure from rebels (Times)
- Libyan rebels set out conditions (BBC Online)
- Tunisia president calls election (BBC Online)
- Tense Tunisia strives for stability (Financial Times)
- Libyan rebels, Gaddafi forces battle for oil sites (Reuters)
- Egypt’s PM quits as army seen responding to demands (Reuters)
- Behind the Arab revolt lurks a word we dare not speak (New Statesman)
- Leader: The west needs a grand plan to pay its debt to the Arab world (New Statesman)
- A civil war beckons (Economist)
- Rightist ‘Day of Rage’ showed police can hold their own against settlers (Haaretz)
- Mofaz: Israel must bring Shalit home before he becomes next Ron Arad (Haaretz)
- Fatah officials demand Abbas fires Western-backed Fayyad (Haaretz)
- Barak: Make-up of government is problematic for advancing peace (Haaretz)
- Hamas arrests wanted global jihad militant in Gaza (Haaretz)
- Rift in Likud: 19 MKs speak out against settlement freeze (Jerusalem Post)
- PM likely to unveil diplomatic initiative in DC in May (Jerusalem Post)
- Senior Fatah officials demand Abbas sack Fayyad (Jerusalem Post)
- Abbas: We won’t accept interim peace deal (Ynetnews)
- Egypt’s prime minister quits after calls for purge (Ynetnews)