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CAIRO | Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday presented Egypt with ideas for restarting Mideast peace talks, impressing his hosts with proposals that go further than past Israeli positions, Egypt's top diplomat said. The meeting took ...  

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, right, meets with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at... Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, right, meets with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Presidential palace in Cairo, Egypt, Tuesday ...  

JERUSALEM (AP) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heading to Egypt to discuss U.S.-backed efforts to relaunch peace talks with the Palestinians. He is also expected to discuss Tuesday negotiations to swap hundreds of Palestinian prisoners ...  

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is heading to Egypt on Tuesday to discuss U.S.-backed efforts to relaunch peace talks with the Palestinians. He is also expected to discuss with President Hosni Mubarak the negotiations to swap hundreds of ...  

Unsurprisingly, Kadima has said no to joining the Netanyahu - Barak government. The Kadima Knesset faction announced on Monday that it was rejecting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's offer for the party to join the government.Kadima relayed that the decision was made by a majority of the lawmakers during the a weekly meeting in the Knesset, and that Chairwoman Tzipi Livi was in full agreement  

There are reports Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seeks to finalize an agreement with the United States government on how peace talks with the Palestinian Authority might resume. President Abbas wants negotiations to deal with restoring 1967 borders, but the Israel government wants those borders to be modified in light of what has transpired over the [...]  

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday he would hold talks in Egypt on Tuesday with President Hosni Mubarak to seek ways to promote Middle East peacemaking. "I believe we have an interest in moving the peace ...  

AFP - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday said it was not clear whether Israel would strike a prisoner swap deal with Hamas that would see hundreds of Palestinians freed for a captured soldier. "At the moment there is no deal and it is not at ...  

JERUSALEM -- At the end of an otherwise routine security briefing on Thursday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu surprised the leader of the opposition, Tzipi Livni, with an offer to join his government, saying Israel was faced with existential choices that required a broad coalition.  

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu surprised Tzipi Livni with an offer to join his government, saying Thursday that Israel was faced with existential choices that required a broad coalition.  

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday urged the opposition to support the government at a time when Israel faces multiple threats, including rocket attacks, Iran's nuclear program and the Goldstone report, which he said de-legitimizes Israel ...  

CAIRO: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu travels to Cairo on Tuesday for talks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak amid US efforts to revive stalled Middle East peace talks. The discussions ...  

JERUSALEM: Israel's centrist Kadima party headed by former foreign minister Tzipi Livni on Monday rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's offer to join a broad-based coalition. "The prime ministe...  

Israel may have made its last, best offer for kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's announcement during yesterday's cabinet meeting that no deal had been reached to free captive soldier Gilad Shalit - and that it wasn't clear if such a deal would be achieved - is more than just a routine report on the negotiations.Netanyahu, who leaves tomorrow for Egypt, is also  

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to expand his government. This week, as the intense relay-negotiations over captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit were peaking, Netanyahu invited the head of the opposition, Tzipi Livni, for a meeting ...