THE DEVELOPMENT JOURNALIST

[...] and initiatives” and added that a negotiated accord is needed, calling on Israeli and Palestinian leaders to show the necessary courage to forge a deal. This follows the reference to Mahmoud Abbas [...]

[...] /catholicnews.org.uk) Pope Francis hosted joint prayers at the Vatican with Israeli and Palestinian leaders, Shimon Peres and Mahmoud Abbas, on June 8 as he promised during his pilgrimage to the [...]

[...] countries,” said UN Humanitarian Chief Valerie Amos who co-chaired the meeting. The United Nations has estimated that $1.8 billion in aid is needed for South Sudan, more than the $1.3 billion [...]

[...] Assembly approved the appointment of Prince Zeid Ra’ad Zeid Al-Hussein of Jordan as the new United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, for a term of office of four years, beginning on 1 [...]

[...] itself has a great global impact. The Holy See has also a special non-member status in the United Nations, which no other religious organization has. To a certain extent, it has influence on global [...]

[...] leaders to show the necessary courage to forge a deal. This follows the reference to Mahmoud Abbas as the president of the “state of Palestine” in Vatican’s official programme. The United [...]

[...] hosted joint prayers at the Vatican with Israeli and Palestinian leaders, Shimon Peres and Mahmoud Abbas, on June 8 as he promised during his pilgrimage to the Middle East last month. The [...]

[...] as the president of the “state of Palestine” in Vatican’s official programme. The United Nations General Assembly recognized the State of Palestine in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem and [...]

[...] was nominated by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon earlier this month and recently the United Nations General Assembly unanimously approved his appointment for a four-year mandate. The Office of the High [...]

[...] ’s Spokesperson, Federico Lombardi, said the invitation addressed to Mahmoud Abbas and Shimon Peres was a papal peace initiative which might be the first of its kind, according to BBC. A [...]

[...] .org.uk) Pope Francis hosted joint prayers at the Vatican with Israeli and Palestinian leaders, Shimon Peres and Mahmoud Abbas, on June 8 as he promised during his pilgrimage to the Middle East last [...]

[...] seen as intriguing. Opposite to Abbas, Peres, 90, does not play any decision-making role in Israeli diplomacy and he is set to step down this summer. Furthermore, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is [...]

[...] . No concrete results are expected from this meeting as Peres has no decision-making role in Israeli diplomacy, and he leaves office at the end of the month. Reuters reported Israeli Prime Minister [...]

[...] to pay for peace was seen as intriguing. Opposite to Abbas, Peres, 90, does not play any decision-making role in Israeli diplomacy and he is set to step down this summer. Furthermore, Prime Minister [...]

[...] in a sign of peace. No concrete results are expected from this meeting as Peres has no decision-making role in Israeli diplomacy, and he leaves office at the end of the month. Reuters reported [...]

[...] towards another failure. Pope Francis’ invitation advanced to the Palestinian and Israeli leaders to join him in Vatican next month to pay for peace was seen as intriguing. Opposite to [...]