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Topic: Peace Now

March 19, 2013
6:27 pm

Peace Now's sign, placed ahead of Obama's visit, visible from the air (photo credit: Peace Now/courtesy)

Peace Now plants giant poster in Obama’s flight path

825-square-meter placard expresses public’s desire for peace

By Aaron Kalman

March 5, 2013
6:50 am

Palestinians board a bus to Ramallah from the central bus station in East Jerusalem (photo credit: Noam Moskowitz)

Two buses torched in Kafr Qasim

Police believe arson linked to launch of ‘Palestinian-only’ bus lines

By Ron Friedman

February 11, 2013
1:12 pm

The demolished section of the Givat Ulpana neighborhood of Beit El, on November 27, 2012. (photo credit: Oren Nahshon/Flash90)

90 housing units approved for West Bank settlement

Some of the new apartments in Beit El slated for former residents of Givat Ulpana, which was evacuated last year

By Gabe Fisher

February 10, 2013
2:45 pm

Leader of the left-wing Meretz party Zahava Gal-on speaks at the site were Emil Grunzweig was killed in an attack on a Peace Now rally in 1983. A memorial ceremony was held on the 30th anniversary of the event, on Sunday 10th February 2013. (photo credit Flash90)

Netanyahu will let chance of peace go, leftist leader warns

At memorial of slain anti-war activist Emil Grunzweig, Meretz head says left-wing groups are still targets of incitement

By Stuart Winer

January 16, 2013
12:21 pm

Construction in Kiryat Arba, near Hebron, in 2010. (photo credit: Najeh Hashlamoun/Flash90)

Government pushes ahead with new West Bank housing

Tenders announced for Efrat, Kiryat Arba; center-left leaders say Netanyahu is deepening Israel’s international isolation

By Gabe Fisher

January 16, 2013
8:51 am

A new neighborhood in the settlement of Tekoa, south of Jerusalem (photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

2012 reportedly a record year for settlement building

Peace Now says 6,000 new housing units approved in the West Bank; High Court set to rule on government’s demand to remove E1 tent city

By Times of Israel staff

January 13, 2013
6:27 pm

An Israeli settlement in the Jordan Valley. (Illustrative photo: CC BY Trocaire, Flickr)

State to build 170 settlement homes in Jordan Valley, activists say

Peace Now says Israel moving forward with plans to put up homes and guestrooms in settlement of Rotem

By Joshua Davidovich

December 18, 2012
9:51 pm

Efrat in the West Bank (photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

Housing Ministry to open bidding on West Bank settlement construction

Tenders will be for apartment units approved last month after UN recognition of Palestinian nonmember state

By Ilan Ben Zion

December 17, 2012
3:15 pm

Beit Ezra in Hebron (photo credit: YouTube screen capture)

Jewish residents to be evicted from disputed Beit Ezra building in Hebron

Settlers lash government after state attorney announces eviction, accuse it of adopting Peace Now’s policies

By Asher Zeiger

December 5, 2012
2:14 pm

An Israeli police station in the E1 area, east of Jerusalem (photo credit: Ariel Schalit/AP)

Civil Administration officially approves E1 building plan

The public has two months to petition against the proposed construction of some 3,000 housing units east of the capital, which many claim will kill the 2-state solution

By Stuart Winer and Gabe Fisher

December 5, 2012
10:58 am

A building site in the Gilo neighborhood in south Jerusalem, October 2, 2011. (photo credit: Uri Lenz / Flash90.)

Despite international pressure, 900 new homes in Gilo are in the works

Planning meeting scheduled Wednesday for the most controversial of all the new housing proposals, in the E1 area between Jerusalem and Ma’aleh Adumim

By Stuart Winer

November 29, 2012
6:31 am

Shelly Yachimovich speaks during the Labor party's Central Committee meeting in Tel Aviv on October 30, 2012. (photo credit: Flash90)

Labor heads to the ballot box with fears of irrelevance and a dovish slide

Shortage of candidates with security credentials harms resurgent socioeconomic-focused party, and Shelly Yachimovich fears her slate will mirror Likud’s tilt rightward

By Raphael Ahren

November 7, 2012
4:12 pm

A view of Pisgat Zeev and surroundings in 2008 (photo credit: Kobi Gideon/Flash90)

Europe condemns plans to build in East Jerusalem and Ariel

British and German foreign ministers deplore new tenders for 1,285 new housing units beyond the Green Line

By Gabe Fisher and Times of Israel staff

November 6, 2012
12:22 pm

Tenders issued for 1,285 housing units in East Jerusalem, Ariel

Peace Now calls move PM’s ‘true response’ to Abbas statements

By Gabe Fisher

November 1, 2012
5:08 am

A man walking a goat in the settlement of Tsofim on Wednesday. (photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

Two new outposts go up in West Bank

Police demolish two buildings in outpost near Yitzhar

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The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Topic: Peace Now

Peace Now plants giant poster in Obama’s flight path

825-square-meter placard expresses public’s desire for peace

Two buses torched in Kafr Qasim

Police believe arson linked to launch of ‘Palestinian-only’ bus lines

90 housing units approved for West Bank settlement

Some of the new apartments in Beit El slated for former residents of Givat Ulpana, which was evacuated last year

Netanyahu will let chance of peace go, leftist leader warns

At memorial of slain anti-war activist Emil Grunzweig, Meretz head says left-wing groups are still targets of incitement

Government pushes ahead with new West Bank housing

Tenders announced for Efrat, Kiryat Arba; center-left leaders say Netanyahu is deepening Israel’s international isolation

2012 reportedly a record year for settlement building

Peace Now says 6,000 new housing units approved in the West Bank; High Court set to rule on government’s demand to remove E1 tent city

State to build 170 settlement homes in Jordan Valley, activists say

Peace Now says Israel moving forward with plans to put up homes and guestrooms in settlement of Rotem

Housing Ministry to open bidding on West Bank settlement construction

Tenders will be for apartment units approved last month after UN recognition of Palestinian nonmember state

Jewish residents to be evicted from disputed Beit Ezra building in Hebron

Settlers lash government after state attorney announces eviction, accuse it of adopting Peace Now’s policies

Civil Administration officially approves E1 building plan

The public has two months to petition against the proposed construction of some 3,000 housing units east of the capital, which many claim will kill the 2-state solution

Despite international pressure, 900 new homes in Gilo are in the works

Planning meeting scheduled Wednesday for the most controversial of all the new housing proposals, in the E1 area between Jerusalem and Ma’aleh Adumim

Labor heads to the ballot box with fears of irrelevance and a dovish slide

Shortage of candidates with security credentials harms resurgent socioeconomic-focused party, and Shelly Yachimovich fears her slate will mirror Likud’s tilt rightward

Europe condemns plans to build in East Jerusalem and Ariel

British and German foreign ministers deplore new tenders for 1,285 new housing units beyond the Green Line

Tenders issued for 1,285 housing units in East Jerusalem, Ariel

Peace Now calls move PM’s ‘true response’ to Abbas statements

Two new outposts go up in West Bank

Police demolish two buildings in outpost near Yitzhar

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