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Thursday, January 27, 2005
1-27 - Three Palestinians die, 15 arrested
1-27 - Gaza residents welcome rare calm, wish it would stay "We don't hate the Jews. We hate them as occupiers,"
1-27 - Middle East peace breakthrough imminent Prime Minister Ariel Sharon says Israel may be about to make a historic breakthrough in relations with the Palestinians
1-27 - Israeli army continue attacks on Palestinians
1-27 - Israel agrees 'in principle' to withdrawal of forces
1-27 - Abbas stresses need for swift ceasefire
1-27 - Palestinian Authority Issues Weapons Ban
1-27 - Hamas: Israel deceives Palestinians
1-27 - Albright: Palestinians Can't Expect More Than in 2000
1-27 - Israel's increasing reliance on the "anti-Semitism" defense
1-27 - Sharon says Israel to implement roadmap if attacks stop
1-27 - Sharon praises Palestinian leader
1-27 - Israel Warns of Iran's Nuclear Program
1-27 - 'Palestinian corpse used for IDF anatomy lesson'
1-27 - Special Rapporteur: Israel will remain occupier after disengagement
1-27 - Israeli Official Rules on Land Sales However, Mazuz also said that in any case where a non-Jew buys JNF land, the government would compensate the organization with state-owned tracts "so as not to harm the goals of the JNF ... to settle Jews on its land."
1-27 - Syrian lottery proceeds going to Palestinian insurgents western diplomats said.
1-27 - Israel works to get Hezbollah on EU's list of terror groups Instead of complaining about Hezbollah activities along the northern border, and about the rockets threatening the Galilee, Israeli representatives are highlighting the threat Hezbollah poses to the fledgling Palestinian leader.
1-27 - Chemical powder mailed to Arafat's widow A security official said that the envelope was delivered to Raymonda Tawil at her home in the West Bank town of Ramallah earlier this week and had apparently been posted from India.
1-27 - Rightist MK: Fire AG for letting non-Jews buy JNF land
1-27 - Ottawa sued for Jerusalem policy "Inscriptions such as 'Jerusalem, Israel' would be contrary to Canada's Middle East policy and to our policy regarding recognition as well as our obligations under international law."
1-27 - Palestine ghost haunts UN Commemoration of Camp Liberation
1-27 - Rachel Corrie Rebuilding Campaign in Gaza nominated in GlobalGiving.com competition
1-27 - "Peace, Propaganda and the Promised Land"
1-27 - Syria-Russia Relations Important to Both
1-27 - Pipes appearance sparks debate Muslim students expressed concern about Pipes' speech, which is sponsored by Chabad, the Dartmouth Israel Public Awareness Committee
1-27 - Daniel Barenboim at Columbia University New York Barenboim was giving the inaugural Edward Said Memorial Lecture, named in honour of his friend, the writer, critic and Palestinian advocate who died in 2003
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