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Top Stories: Libya; Israel-Gaza; Strauss-Kahn; Hurricane Irene

August 22, 2011 • Opposition fighters are in Tripoli. International concern grows over latest Israel-Gaza violence. Hurricane Irene slams Puerto Rico, may hit U.S. later this week.

Deadly Attacks Strike Southern Israel

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Deadly Attacks Strike Southern Israel

August 18, 2011 • Authorities say the attacks began with shots fired at a passenger bus near the border with Egypt.

Hamas Foreign Minister: We Accept Two-State Solution With '67 Borders

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Hamas Foreign Minister: We Accept Two-State Solution With '67 Borders

May 17, 2011 • In an interview with Robert Siegel, Hamas' Deputy Foreign Minister Ghazi Hamad said the group had moderated its views and seeks a peaceful solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Ghazi Hamad on All Things Considered

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IMF Chief Arrested On Sex Charge; Louisiana Flooding

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IMF Chief Arrested On Sex Charge; Louisiana Flooding

May 16, 2011 • IMF chief jailed in New York on sex assault charges; more gates open on Louisiana spillway; pro-Palestinian supporters rush Israeli borders and are repelled; Air France says it can get data from crashed jet's recorders; Japanese man restarts convenience store business

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Leaked 'Palestine Papers' Underscore 'Painful' Difficulty Of Peace Process

January 24, 2011 • Documents leaked to Al Jazeera and The Guardian signal that Palestinian negotiators made concessions in recent years.

Lourdes Garcia-Navarro and Renee Montagne

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Obama: 'We Can Waste More Time' Or Get Moving On Mideast Peace

September 23, 2010 • The president will make the case that leaders have talked and talked and talked for years, but peace remains elusive between Israel and Palestine. So now's the time for action, not words, he says.

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Four Israelis Killed In Occupied West Bank Shooting

August 31, 2010 • Four Israelis were killed in a shooting attack outside a West Bank settlement near Hebron.

NPR Ombudsman

NPR's Mideast Coverage

January 28, 2010 • NPR pays an independent journalist to evaluate its Israeli-Palestinian coverage quarterly. The reports will appear on the Ombudsman's site, but are not edited by the Ombudsman.

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