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Can China replace the US as Palestine-Israel peace broker - Vimarsana News

Can China replace the US as Palestine-Israel peace broker

Following successful forays into settling other Middle East disputes, Beijing is asserting itself into the region?s most challenging conflict

Can China replace the US as Palestine-Israel peace broker? - Vimarsana News

Can China replace the US as Palestine-Israel peace broker?

Following successful forays into settling other disputes, Beijing is asserting itself into the Middle East's most challenging conflict Read Full Article at RT.com

Fathers from both sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict united by 'unbearable pain' - Vimarsana News

Fathers from both sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict united by 'unbearable pain'

A former Israeli soldier and ex-Palestinian freedom fighter have dedicated their lives to promoting peace after their young daughters were killed in the ongoing violence in their homeland.

Source: abc.net.au
Palestinian envoy thanks Indian govt, people for supporting two-state solution - Vimarsana News

Palestinian envoy thanks Indian govt, people for supporting two-state solution

Palestine's Ambassador to India Adnan Mohammad Jaber Abualhayjaa on Monday thanked the Indian government and people for their support to the Palestinian cause and the two-state solution.

The Economist publishes a piece on proposed judicial reforms, saying "Israel's unwritten constitution is flawed, but the changes would make things worse by allowing nearly unchecked majority rule. - Vimarsana News

The Economist publishes a piece on proposed judicial reforms, saying "Israel's unwritten constitution is flawed, but the changes would make things worse by allowing nearly unchecked majority rule.

The Economist publishes a piece on proposed judicial reforms, saying “Israel’s unwritten constitution is flawed, but the changes would make things ...