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Hana Shalabi arrives in Gaza after agreeing to end 43-day fast in protest against detention without charge by Israel.
Hana Shalabi to be deported to Gaza in deal to end her 43-day protest against her detention without charge by Israel.
Palestinian prisoner Hana Shalabi to continue 39-day campaign after her appeal is denied by military court.
The Palestinian Authority is losing its relevance as hunger strikers galvanise support across party lines.
The Palestinian prisoner's case is a microcosm of the unbearable cruelty of prolonged occupation.
After five years of negotiations, Israel has agreed to exchange 1,027 Palestinian prisoners for the captured soldier.
Israeli politicians had often in the past linked the plight of the Israeli soldier to the blockade on the Gaza Strip.
Israel has cleverly fine-tuned the siege, hurting Gazans but not letting the situation there reach crisis levels.
The US has lost their right to lead in resolving the Israel-Palestine conflict, and it is time for the EU to step in.
Prince Khaled bin Talal increases to $1m a reward offered by cleric to anyone who captures an Israeli soldier.
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