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In unusual step, Israel allows thee Syrian-born women who now reside in Druze village in Golan Heights to cross back into homeland to visit ill relatives. Women are slated to return to Israel in number of weeks
Friday, October 30, 2009 By Amy Kellogg Israeli settlers populate the Golan and in recent years it has become a popular tourist destination for Israelis seeking fresh air and nature. Damascus, SYRIA — It is fertile ground that...
Liberated Quneitra, Southern Syria, (SANA)- Participants at the Arab-International Golan Forum condemned the Israeli occupation of the Syrian Golan in 1967 and all its racist, colonialist terrorist and expansionist aspects.
Monday 28 September 2009 by: Julien Barnes-Dacey | The Christian Science Monitor Golan Heights. Occupied by Israel since the 1967 war, the fertile territory on the Sea of Galilee's western shores is prized by both countries for...
The disputed territory is key to the broader US goal of Arab-Israeli peace. With ties to three Israeli enemies – Iran, and the militant groups Hezbollah and Hamas – Syria says it can moderate the threats against the Jewish...
By Agence France Presse (AFP) Friday, September 25, 2009 Listen to the Article - Powered by OCCUPIED JERUSALEM: Hundreds of Druze residents of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights headed to Syria on a pilgrimage on Thursday,...
JERUSALEM, Sept. 24 (UPI) -- More than 500 Druze men and women from Israel crossed the border for a five-day visit in Syria Thursday, officials said. During their trip, some of the women will marry Syrian citizens, and others...
BY ALUF BENN Haaretz.com Settlement freeze in exchange for Iran sanctions” - that was the gist of an article published in Britain’s The Guardian newspaper on Wednesday, in advance of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s meeting...
by Gail Winston Director of MEIR , Mid East Information Resource, Chicago & Jerusalem August 27, 2009 (last sent: December 8, 2007) I don’t like to give Ehud Barak credit for doing anything good for the Jewish people and the...
"Settlement freeze in exchange for Iran sanctions" - that was the gist of an article published in Britain's The Guardian newspaper on Wednesday, in advance of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's meeti...
