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	Wednesday, May 14, 2008 9 Iyar, 5768

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	Prodi’s “Evolution” Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi suggested that dialogue with Hamas might help the Islamist terror organization “evolve.” It was not immediately clear what Prodi meant by “evolution” through “dialogue."

Anti-Semitic Crime?

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Prodi and Hamas

This is no time to waver

Israel's envoy to UK: Fresh hopes of an Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation will only be destroyed by including Hamas.

Britain urged to talk to 'moderate elements' in Hamas

A parliamentary report recommends that the UK government should talk to "moderate elements within Hamas."

By Zvi Heifetz

EJP

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Despite past declaration, Israel does not enjoy any EU preference

Israel does not enjoy any EU preference or any special status, says Oded Eran, Israel's ambassador to the EU.

European Jewish leader supports Turkey’s EU membership

EJP asks European Jewish Congress President Pierre Besnainou why he supports Turkey’s EU membership.

Choosing life

In a recently released autobiography French film maker Serge Moati looks back on his tragic childhood in 1950s Tunisia.

EJP PICTURE OF THE DAY

Christian, Muslim and Jewish scholars attend the opening session of the Sixth Doha Conference for Interfaith Dialogue in Doha on May 13, 2008.

The two-day conference focuses on dialogue between the Christian, Muslim and Jewish faiths.