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British PM demands end to Israel settlements

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown demanded Sunday that Israel cease settlement construction and promised more money to jump-start the battered Palestinian economy.

Obama to visit West Bank, Palestinian official says

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama will be visiting the Palestinian Authority president in the West Bank next week, a Palestinian government official said Monday.

Time.com: Israeli Troops Raid Nablus City Hall

Israeli troops raided Nablus city hall on Wednesday, the deputy mayor said, in what appears to be part of an ongoing crackdown on institutions the army believes are linked to Hamas in the West Bank

Time.com: Israel Raids West Bank Mall

Israeli troops stormed the shopping mall in this West Bank city Tuesday and ordered it to close, saying the popular facility is linked to the militant Islamic Hamas

Young people break down barriers in the Middle East

When you grow up in a place of war, your realities are inevitably driven by the violence surrounding you.

Time.com: Gaza Truce Violated by 2nd Rocket

Gaza militants fired a rocket into southern Israel on Thursday, causing no injuries but undermining a shaky truce meant to halt a violent cycle of attacks

Hamas: We want truce, despite rocket attacks

Hamas leaders in Gaza are still committed to a cease-fire agreement with Israel despite numerous rocket and mortar strikes Tuesday, a Hamas spokesman said.

Time.com: Rockets Fired; Gaza Truce Broken

Police say three Palestinian rockets have hit southern Israel and Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's office says the cease-fire that took effect last week has been broken

Rice backs Lebanese leaders in Cabinet struggle

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Monday expressed U.S. support for the Lebanese government's attempts to move past political differences with the Hezbollah-led opposition.

Tony Blair: The potential for Palestinian business

Since stepping down as UK prime minister last year, Mideast envoy Tony Blair has been working on behalf of the Mideast diplomatic quartet which comprises the United Nations, European Union, Russia and the United States.

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