Israel and United States face possible crunch over policies
New York report assesses the strained U S Israel relationship after decades of aid veto power and unity in the Middle East. It cites disputes on territory Palestinians settlements Jerusalem and Lebanon and notes a possible confrontation may hinge on domestic politics in Washington and Jerusalem as Geneva talks loom.
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In a Jerusalem scene, Israelis and Arabs grapple with ongoing conflict and uneasy coexistence. A Jewish architect, Avi Boaz, and American-born wife Eve yearn to travel the region while Palestinians and Israelis navigate checkpoints, occupation, and fragile friendships. The Jahnu family highlights cross-communal ties amid bureaucratic snarls and food tradition as new settlements transform a rugged landscape with modern hotels and shops, yet nostalgia for the old days lingers.
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