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The Palestine Papers: Israel's peacemakers unmasked

For more than a decade, since the collapse of the Camp David talks in 2000, the mantra of Israeli politics has been the same: "There is no Palestinian partner for peace."

This week, the first of hundreds of leaked confidential Palestinian documents confirmed the suspicions of a growing number of observers that the rejectionists in the peace process are to be found on the Israeli, not Palestinian, side.

Some of the most revealing papers, jointly released by Al-Jazeera television and Britain's Guardian newspaper, date from 2008, a relatively hopeful period in recent negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.

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Not Rex: Angel Assange

This week on Not Rex, Humberto DaSilva defends Julian Assange and WikiLeaks. DaSilva says: Julian Assange is an angel attending at the deathbed of yesterday's journalism. He and WikiLeaks have opened a crack through which some light has shone. So ring the bells that still can ring.

Sarah Laskow

Weekly Mulch: Slick of oil industry cash gummed up regulatory works

| May 7, 2010
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