How Will Jared Kushner's Business Plan Impact Israel-Palestine Conflict? Can a power point presentation solve the longstanding Israel-Palestine conflict? Will Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law succeed where all the other U.S. President have failed? Here's a report

Gravitas: Can business-first approach solve Israel-Palestine conflict?

Jared Kushner said Wednesday that the door remained open to the Palestinians to engage in his peace initiative as he accused their leaders of not caring about their own people for rejecting his $50 billion economic framework.

Kushner holds open door to wary Palestinians in Bahrain peace push

The Trump administration sought on Wednesday to win support for an economic plan it says will be a foundation for Israeli-Palestinian peace but which Palestinians and many other Arabs dismiss as pointless without a political solution to the decades-old conflict.

US pushes Middle East economic plan in face of Palestinian protest

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India Sides With Israel & Votes Against Palestinian NGO In UN's ECOSOC. After Decades Of Endorsing The Two-nation Theory In Israel-Palestine Conflict, India Favours Israel Over Palestine At The United Nation's ECOSOC. Is There Merit In India's Decision? What Does This Mean For India? How Has The Indo-Israel Relationship Evolved Under Modi? Is Hugplomacy Working?

Gravitas: India Favours Israel Over Palestine

Palestinians urged Egypt and Jordan on Wednesday to reconsider their attendance at a US-led conference on June 25-26 in Bahrain, voicing concern it would weaken any Arab opposition to Washington's coming peace plan.

Palestinians urge Egypt, Jordan to reconsider going to US-led conference

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Madonna sang her classic 'Like a Prayer' and her new single 'Future' with rapper-singer Quavo during a live performance at the grand finale of the 2019 Eurovision song contest on Sunday.

Madonna performs live at Eurovision 2019

The armed wing of Hamas is using increasingly complex methods of raising funds via bitcoin, researchers say, highlighting the difficulties regulators face in tracking cryptocurrency financing of outfits designated by some as terrorist groups.

Hamas shifts tactics in bitcoin fundraising, highlighting crypto risks

More Than 600 Hamas Rockets Rained On Israel Over The Weekend As Tit-For-Tat Fighting Continues Between Israel & Palestine.

Gravitas: Israel & Palestine Reach An Uneasy Truce After Yet Another Bout Of Deadly Violence

Palestine: 1 killed in Israeli firing ahead of protests

News Alert: Tensions are high at Israel-Gaza border

News Alert: Thousands protests at Israel-Gaza border

Israel and Palestine's militant group Hamas agreed to ceasefire brokered by Egypt

By Dov Waxman After a decade in office, Benjamin Netanyahu’s long tenure as Israel’s prime minister may soon be ending. Whether his Likud Party loses power following Israel’s election on April 9, or he’s forced to resign the premiership after being indicted on multiple corruption charges, Netanyahu’s downfall appears imminent.

Even if Netanyahu goes, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will continue

How a Palestinian wedding hall has preserved its cinematic treasures

Israel said its security cabinet on Sunday decided to withhold $138 million (122 million euros) in tax transfers to the Palestinian Authority over its payments to prisoners jailed for attacks on Israelis.

Israel to withhold $138 million from Palestinians over prisoner payments

The United States has denied accusations it is pressuring banks to stop dealing with the Palestinian government, whose relations with Washington have been plummeting.

US says it did not tell banks to stop working with Palestinians

Nudged by rightwing political rivals after a deadly Palestinian attack on a young Israeli woman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who seeks re-election pledged Sunday to freeze money transfers to the Palestinian Authority.

Netanyahu vows to freeze Palestinian funds after Israeli teen killed

An Israeli soldier fatally shot a Palestinian man who tried to stab a fellow soldier in the occupied West Bank on Monday, the Israeli military said. The Palestinian health ministry confirmed the man was killed.

Palestinian shot dead while trying to stab Israeli soldier: Army

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