Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Mideast Update

Kwame Holman begins tonight's coverage of the escalating violence in the Middle East. Henry Kissinger and Zbignew Brzezinski on the Mideast Crisis New York Times correspondents Neil MacFarquhar and James Bennet on the Mideast Crisis.

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Days of Rage in the Middle East

Firsthand reports on the violence and political uncertainty in the Middle East from New York Times correspondents Neil MacFarquhar and James Bennet.

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The Next Step in Israel

Henry Kissinger and Zbigniew Brzezinski discuss the continuing violence in Israel and the occupied territories, and the U.S. role in ending the crisis.

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Suicide Bombers Kill 14, Wound Dozens

Back-to-back suicide bombings killed at least 14 people in the Middle East Sunday, as world leaders respond to Israel's occupation of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's presidential compound in the West Bank town of Ramallah.

U.S. Demands Arafat Do More to Stop Terrorism

President Bush demanded Palestinian leader Arafat to publicly do more to end terrorism while calling on the Israeli government to ensure there is a political path to peace as it exerts its right to self-defense.

U.S. Condemns Suicide Attacks, Urges Israeli Restraint

Secretary of State Colin Powell called on Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to end attacks against Israel Friday, and urged Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to show restraint.

Israeli Troops Storm Arafat’s Compound

By PBS News Hour

Israeli troops exchanged gunfire with Arafat's security guards in the Ramallah complex, wounding 25 of the leader's bodyguards. Five Palestinians and one Israeli soldier were killed in the fighting, according to hospital officials.