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Friday, January 21, 2005
1-21 - Palestinians face crucial Gaza test There have been no rocket attacks for two days now - the longest period of calm in Gaza for many months.
1-21 - Abbas offers Hamas deal to end violence
1-21 - Abbas 'within reach' of new Hamas ceasefire deal Israel agreed this week not to shoot at security personnel patrolling the border area
1-21 - Armed Palestinian forces patrol northern Gaza to prevent attacks
1-21 - In an orange grove, new seeds of hope Ahmed Ismail Zanin, who?s raising hundreds of orange tree seedlings to replace trees uprooted by Israeli bulldozers, will welcome Palestinian security squads.
1-21 - Tensions High on Lebanon, Israel Border The secretary-general said he was also troubled by the Israeli military's "disregard" for the safety and security of the unarmed U.N. observers
1-21 - Israel in the Iran fray, too The specifics of such a scenario are not important because Israel will do everything in its power, including preemptive attacks, to make sure that no Middle Eastern country ever develops nuclear weapons
1-21 - U.S. Adds Israel to the Iran Equation
1-21 - Israel on a state of alert and threatens to strike
1-21 - Outside View: Help Abbas succeed
1-21 - A Voice for Peace This editorial may well result in angry calls and letters.
1-21 - Moderate and Liberal Christians Urge Bush to Push for Middle East Peace
1-21 - Christian Leaders Say Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Has Become Threat to U.S., Appeal to President Bush for Peacemaking Leadership "Will Palestinians finally be free? Will Israelis be secure at last? As people of faith and hope, we say yes."
1-21 - U.S. personnel to learn Israeli techniques The program is sponsored by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL).
1-21 - US, Washington Post urges Bush to stop Mubarak?s fifth term
1-21 - Russia slams U.S. for accusing Syria of terror ties
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