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24 January 2012The Arab Spring is an opportunity for Israel BY Natalia Simanovsky

The series of protests that occurred across North Africa brought winds of democracy in the Arab world. However this recent development is perceived with apprehension by Israel. But what if Israel could benefit from these new democratic changes?

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20 December 2011One-of-a-kind debate on women’s rights in Palestine BY Nida’ Tuma

Websites like Facebook are allowing women a forum to speak on issues pertaining to their rights and daily lives. "Puzzled young women" is a such a page, allowing Palestinian women to engage in conversations that are slowly changing their culture.

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26 September 2011Obama loses high ground on Middle East BY

Repeated applause greeted Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' speech to the UN General Assembly, asking for support for the “establishment of Palestine.” But with the U.S. backing Israel, under almost all circumstances, will Abbas' proposal be able to bring about any change?

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16 September 2011Ten Reasons For a European 'Yes' BY Martti Ahtisaari and Javier Solana

European votes will play a pivotal role in Palestine's bid for statehood presented before the United Nations. With both Israel and hopeful Palestinian territories pushing to sway opinions, Europe has the power to keep the two-state solution alive - at the potential benefit of all parties.

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