UNUSUAL MEDIA BLACKOUT FOLLOWS NETANYAHU, OBAMA MEETING
BY HILARY LEILA KRIEGER The Jerusalem Post Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu held a lengthy meeting with US President Barack Obama Monday night which addressed the Middle East peace process, Iran and Israeli security. The one-hour-and-forty-minute parley was... read the full story
MEETING BETWEEN NETANYAHU AND OBAMA ENDS AFTER NEARLY TWO HOURS
BY HAVIV RETTIG GUR The Jerusalem Post A meeting between Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and US President Barack Obama in Washington ended after nearly two hours on Monday evening, Israel Radio reported. The White House said Obama reaffirmed his country’s... read the full story
MEDIEVAL MOURNERS COMING TO CITY HALL
Alabaster figures to take a sabbatical from the Musée des Beaux-Arts By Seán Martinfield Sentinel Editor and Publisher Photo by Lynn Imanaka A group of nearly 40 of the greatest masterpieces of medieval sculpture, which have never before been seen in their entirety... read the full story
CONCERN GROWS OVER PALESTINIAN POSSIBLE UNILATERAL DECLARATION OF...
BY BARAK RAVID and NATASHA MOZGOVAYA Haaretz Concerns are growing in Israel’s government over the possibility of a unilateral Palestinian declaration of independence within the 1967 borders, a move which could potentially be recognized by the United Nations... read the full story
Rep. David Price: Playing 'Gotcha' on Gitmo
President Barack Obama's promise to close the U.S. detention facility at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, within his first year in office gave substance to one of... read the full story
Glynnis MacNicol: A Year Of Obama: Top Ten Highs And Lows Of The Last Twelv
A year ago tomorrow the nation went to polls and elected Barack Hussein Obama the 44th President of the United States. It was a... read the full story
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