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UNESCO agrees to fund repairs for site of Jesus' birthplace in Bethlehem, despite Israeli and US objections.
Peace activist Jeff Halper speculates that Israel may annex Area C - with the consent of the Palestinian Authority.
Palestinian leader addresses jubilant crowd on returning from New York after submitting a historic statehood bid.
Key Palestinian official in negotiations on final settlement of Israeli-Palestinian conflict quits over leaked papers.
In a visit to occupied West Bank, president Dmitry Medvedev says Moscow recognises independent state for Palestinians.
Are economic growth and development the foundations upon which to build a state?
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Faced with lack of electricity, South African villagers use solar power to watch World Cup.

Saeb Erikat, one of the best-known world faces of the Palestinian Authority, has won re-election to parliament in his home town of Jericho, beating back a challenge from a Hamas candidate.

Israel has agreed to start a long delayed withdrawal of occupation forces from the West Bank cities of Jericho and Tulkaram.

A planned Israeli pullback from the occupied West Bank towns of Jericho and Qalqilya early this week was postponed late on Sunday after a meeting between Palestinian and Israeli officials ended in failure.

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