Glossary of the Mideast conflict
09/06/2010 - ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT

Glossary of the Mideast conflict

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been burning at different intensities for more than half a century, threatening peace far beyond the region. Below is a list of terms at the heart of the conflict, essential to continuing reconciliation efforts.
With the Free Syrian army
30/01/2012 - THE WEEK IN THE MIDDLE EAST

With the Free Syrian army

We begin with an exclusive report from our France 24 correspondents who managed to film alongside Syria's Free Army, a group united in their opposition to President Bashar al-Assad's rule. Next, we discover how the Islamic call to prayer from Palestinian mosques is causing friction in Israel. Finally, we head to Cairo to take a look at the music of the Egyptian revolution.
Hardline Israeli settlers attack own government
14/11/2011 - MIDDLE EAST

Hardline Israeli settlers attack own government

"Price tag policy" is a phrase being painted on walls across the West Bank and heard on the Israeli news. The expression is used by some hardline Israeli settlers to protest against any government decisions not to allow certain illegal settlements including some outposts in the West Bank. Israeli security services are warning these groups have formed an underground network, with little respect for government decisions, and are actively seeking to ramp up the tension in the region.
Syria heading for civil war?
07/10/2011 - THE WEEK IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Syria heading for civil war?

First, with clashes erupting between deserters and the army and relentless repression of dissidents, many fear Syria is on the path to civil war. Next, we meet with Syrian dissidents abroad who say they are harassed by the regime. Finally, our reporters visit the increasingly tense border region between Israel and Egypt.
Israeli settlements and the peace process
20/09/2011 - MIDDLE EAST

Israeli settlements and the peace process

It is a tit-for-tat policy, which is causing further confrontation, hurt and anger across the West Bank. As the UN Security Council meets to examine the Palestinians' statehood bid, we look at the situation on the ground. Our report is from Migron, an Israeli outpost, where several homes have recently been removed by the government, after leftist Israeli NGO Peace Now won the case for their removal.
Palestinian police raid home of Fatah ex-strongman
28/07/2011 - PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES

Palestinian police raid home of Fatah ex-strongman

Palestinian police on Thursday raided the West Bank home of Mohammed Dahlan (pictured), a former top Palestinian Authority official who has been expelled from the Fatah movement in the wake of murder and corruption allegations.
Palestinian policeman kills Israeli at West Bank holy site
25/04/2011 - ISRAEL

Palestinian policeman kills Israeli at West Bank holy site

A Palestinian policeman shot and killed one Israeli and wounded four others in the West Bank city of Nablus on Sunday as they entered the holy site of Joseph’s Tomb without permission.
Israel arrests 100 Palestinian women in latest round-up
07/04/2011 - PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES

Israel arrests 100 Palestinian women in latest round-up

Israeli troops arrested 100 Palestinian women in an overnight raid Thursday, the latest in a series of round-ups around the West Bank city of Nablus in search of those responsible for the murder of a Jewish settler family last month.
The Palestinian Revolution - with a difference
31/03/2011 - GAZA

The Palestinian Revolution - with a difference

Palestinians are watching events in the Arab world and have decided that they too want to start a revolution - with a difference. The March 15th Movement is calling for an end to the division between Hamas and Fatah leaders in Gaza and the West Bank in order to defeat the Israeli occupation, and they're using online social media to do it. But in Gaza, they're facing many obstacles in the process - in the form of Hamas.
Bahrain: Heading towards regional conflict?
19/03/2011 - THE WEEK IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Bahrain: Heading towards regional conflict?

Bahrain steps up its crackdown on protests, allowing in troops from neighbouring Gulf regimes. Following the murder of a family of settlers, the Israeli government gives the go-ahead to hundreds of new West Bank homes. Finally, an exclusive report from Egypt that explores the tension between Muslim and Coptic communities.
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