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Lebanon's Aoun marks first trip to Trump's White House with Hezbollah disarmament plan - analysis
Aoun, who served as the commander of Lebanon's US-backed army before being elected president last year, is the first Lebanese head of state in nearly 20 years to visit the White House.
Moving past a ceasefire: Recognizing Israel is a big step, but 'normal,' says Lebanese diplomat
Third round of Israel-Lebanon talks to take place in US next week - report
Negotiate or fragment: Lebanon’s survival may depend on a deal with Israel - opinion
Tamar Zandberg to Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah: Peace is Israel's supreme interest
"We have turned to peace and we have no other option," Mahmoud Abbbas told Meretz Chairwoman Tamar Zandberg.
Jordan: Peace treaty unaffected by discarding land deals
Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi said the deal, which was signed in November 1994, had been conceived as a temporary arrangement from the start.
Hamas: We won't disarm as part of any truce with Israel
"Our weapons will remain in our hands and there are no conditions regarding Hamas's right to [continue] the resistance."
Comment: Peace process doomed to failure again
A comprehensive Israeli-Palestinian peace deal can only be viewed as a pipe dream.
Kushner, Greenblatt to visit region for peace plan talks
Jared Kushner and Jason Greenblatt will ask Israeli, Egyptian and Saudi Arabian leadership for input on when might be best to release the detailed peace plan.
Column One: Trump, Netanyahu and the post-Oslo era
If the peace process ends, Netanyahu will present his own plan.
Pence to shun Israeli opposition during visit
Meretz leadership candidate Tamar Zandberg complained Sunday that “there is no opposition in the State of Israel.”
Abbas confirms Palestinians being offered Abu Dis as capital of future state
US President Donald Trump's peace plan is the 'slap of the era,' Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said.
An ode to Azerbaijan’s State Committee on Religious Associations for ensuring religious harmony in Azerbaijan
Peace talks take back seat on Trump’s UN agenda
In his first address to the UN President Donald Trump is expected to focus more on his showdown with North Korea, Iran’s nuclear program and the broad threat of violent religious extremism.