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ers, and that number could swell significantly before September and include Western nations. There is speculation that when Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu addresses Congress next month, he will suggest a Palestinian state on temporary borders as part of his plan. That suggestion, 'Abbas said, is unacc

stem of government is installed. Rights groups estimate that more than 200 Syrians have been killed protesting the Al-Asad regime in recent weeks. Netanyahu Under Fire for Planning Policy Speech on Foreign Soil More Video More Audio Polluted Rivers Flow Through No Unilateral Declaration but Septem

ilitary commitment that could turn out to be another long-term involvement. The French government is considering sending a similar force to Libya. Al-Asad's Token Concession Fails to Convince Syrian President Bashar Al-Asad ordered new legislation that rescinds emergency powers that have been in effect

ch want Israeli and Palestinian negotiators working through June and July to come up with an agreement. Juppe reportedly told Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu that France is undecided on the issue of unilateral Palestinian statehood but will consider supporting it if talks with Israel remain deadlocked.

weekend so far, at least 70 new deaths at the hands of government forces have been reported by Syrian rights groups. 50 were killed in Hama, where Al-Asad's father murdered tens of thousands in the early 1980s. Opposition groups are said to be in the process of coordinating efforts. Anger at the United S

imated 1,000 llamas loyalists — many who have vowed to continue perpetrating violent acts against Israel — being set free. On Friday, Prime Minister Netanyahu announced that prison conditions will worsen for Hamas operatives — perks such as recreational opportunities and family visits will be suspended in a

. or Israel that any of those arrested had any links to the respective governments. Syrian Troops Kill 20 Civilians on Friday; Demonstrators Reject Al-Asad's Insufficient Promises Protestors remained on Syria's streets over the weekend despite the continue killing of demonstrators by President Bashar Al-