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Saturday, January 22, 2005
1-22 - Gaza militants reject unilateral truce with Israel Near the Palestinian town of Qalqilya, Israeli troops shot dead a Palestinian who tried to cut Israel's West Bank barrier, medics said. Military sources said he ignored repeated calls to stop. Witnesses said he was mentally ill.
1-22 - Hope for Middle East talks as US steps in For the third successive day the factions refrained from launching attacks.
1-22 - US praises Palestinian security effort
1-22 - Palestinian groups ready for truce with Israel
1-22 - Homes of Israeli Settlers Pose a New Set of Anxieties
1-22 - Syria's Assad in Russia amid missile sales storm "What is possible is that we may sell them some air defense systems -- but even that will create a lot of noise both in Israel and the United States."
1-22 - Israel to U.S.: Step up pressure on Syria to aid Abbas Israel will, however, oppose any attempt to view the initial steps against terror taken by Abbas last week as fulfillment of the PA's obligations under the first stage of the road map peace plan and as justification for skipping straight to final-status negotiations
1-22 - Action Alert: Help ISM Activist Brian Avery Attend his Hearing Brian
was wearing a high visibility medic vest with his hands in the air,
clearly indicating he was an unarmed international when an APC
approached at under 30kmph and without warning open heavy fire from
a range of just tens of meters.
1-22 - Beilin: Gov't decision on Eest J'lem property is undemocratic
1-22 - Will Palestinians face more barriers?
1-22 - Suad Amiry?s Book on Life in Palestine under Occupation Exposes Israeli Crazy-Makers
1-22 - Hebrew language is besieged by imports
1-22 - Famous wall to get palestine flag mural Free Derry Corner is set to have its historical black and white front painted in the colours of the Palestinian flag, it emerged today.
1-22 - Arab events draw ire B'Nai Brith: It's almost 'hate fest' Free speech vital, says U of T official
1-22 - Britain outlines case against attack on Iran: report The Sunday Times said the message that the British government wants no part in another war in the Middle East will be reinforced by Prime Minister Tony Blair when he meets Bush in Brussels next month
1-22 - Bush Plugs the Window-Dressing, Cheney the Nitty-Gritty Undersecretary of Defence Douglas Feith, whose Middle East views accord closely with Israel's extreme right and whose office is widely blamed for corrupting the intelligence process leading up to the Iraq war, has been working with Israeli planners and consultants on a target list
1-22 - Mideast peace dependent on children, priest believes
1-22 - I am a Palestinian - American teenager
1-22 - Electronic Iran An announcement from the people who brought you the award-winning publications The Electronic Intifada and Electronic Iraq. Hopefully, we won't have to bring you...http://electronicIran.net
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