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Jeffrey Heller

Position: Journalist
Heller joined Reuters from United Press International in Tel Aviv in 1984 and transferred to London in 1987. He returned to the Middle East in 1992 as a senior sub-editor on the Middle East and Africa desk before taking up a post as correspondent, Jerusalem a year later. He is currently editor-in-charge in the Jerusalem bureau.

Articles

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Obama, Netanyahu meet as U.S. peace bid flounders November 10, 03:36am EST 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama held unusually low-profile talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday that failed to provide any sign of progress toward reviving Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.  Full Article 

Obama, Netanyahu meet as U.S. peace bid flounders
Obama, Netanyahu meet as U.S. peace bid flounders
Obama, Netanyahu meet as U.S. peace bid flounders
Obama, Netanyahu meet as U.S. peace bid flounders
Obama, Netanyahu meet as U.S. peace bid flounders
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Blog Posts

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Generation gap?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says it will take a new generation of Palestinians to accept Israel fully, even after a peace deal.  Full Article | Comments [2] 

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Undercover unit

A pro-Palestinian unit has captured on video an Israeli undercover unit at work during a protest in the West Bank against Israel's barrier in the territory.  Full Article 

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Two-state solution

He finally said it -- in Hebrew -- "shtai midinot l'shnai amim", or, "two states for two peoples". Breaking a barrier that appeared to be as much psychological as political, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ...  Full Article | Comments [2] 

True grit
Israel: Diplomatic Learnings of Borat for Make Benefit Public Relations of Glorious Nation
Security and settlements | Comments [2]
Managing the message
It's policy time | Comments [2]
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