Lebanese rivals seek agreement in Doha
                   
alarabiya.net     May 16, 2008            

Lebanon's squabbling political leaders were to meet in Qatar on Friday for talks brokered by the Arab League aimed at ending a long-running feud that drove the country to the brink of a new civil war. Leaders of the U.S.-backed ruling coalition and the Hezbollah-led opposition will try to forge [read full story]                    


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A new shortage in Gaza

israelmatzav.blogspot.com     52 mins ago   1 related          

There's a new shortage in Gaza, and I'm not sure they can even blame Israel for this one. It seems that Hamas has run out of 'Palestinian Authority' passports to issue. The official explanation is that passport paper hasn't...                    

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Israel sends messages to Lebanese on cell phones

iht.com     1 hr ago          

Lebanese have been receiving recorded phone messages asking for information about missing Israeli soldiers. The messages ask people to view an Israeli Web site or call a number in Britain if they have information. The Web site,...                    

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Australia to block Hezbullah TV

israelmatzav.blogspot.com     1 hr ago   7 related          

The Australian government is seeking to block al-Manar television - Hezbullah's propaganda station - from being shown through a cable provider in Indonesia. In response, the Indonesians have compared al-Manar to CNN and Al-Beeb...                    

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Top Israeli candidate wants unity government

whdh.com     2 hrs ago   8 related          

JERUSALEM -- The politician with perhaps the best chance to replace Israel's embattled prime minister on Thursday called for a unity government to pursue the creation of a Palestinian state living peacefully alongside Israel.                    

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