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Tuesday, February 01, 2005
2-1 - Hebron: Settlers harass; Israeli soldiers demolish Palestinian tents
2-1 - Death of Palestinian schoolgirl Monday remains shrouded in mystery The Israeli military said Palestinian liaison officials had informed them of the celebratory fire Monday. However, Palestinian liaison officials denied giving the Israeli military such information.
2-1 - Israel presses Palestinians to stop attacks Israel said it wouldn't hand over five West Bank cities to Palestinian authorities in the coming days as indicated earlier until militants stopped attacking Jewish targets in the Gaza Strip.
2-1 - Abbas pledges to wipe out "black stains" of Arafat era
2-1 - Palestinians threaten to end truce Mr Mofaz said that after the mortar attacks Israel was no longer prepared to hand over security responsibility for five West Bank towns this week as agreed.
2-1 - Palestinians injured, Israeli and international activists detained after nonviolent demonstration in Hebron Today's protest was an effort to plant trees in the location where over 300 trees were uprooted on Sunday, January 30.
2-1 - Secret Israeli land seizure ruled unlawful Human rights lawyers and activists welcomed the decision as a severe setback - though not necessarily a terminal one
2-1 - Rice backs Palestinian statehood Miss Rice said a Palestinian state - recognised by Israel - was "within our grasp", but it must be viable and contiguous with enough land to function properly.
2-1 - Land seizure bid heightens tension over Sharon plans Critics say the move would have enabled Israeli seizure of up to half of Palestinian private property holdings in East Jerusalem, thereby helping to foreclose the possibility that East Jerusalem could become a viable capital of an independent Palestinian state.
2-1 - Rice cites progress by Palestinian security forces
2-1 - Lessons from South Africa for the peace process (2/2)
2-1 - Canada University Forum Denounced As Anti-Semitic
2-1 - Israel reopens Rafah border crossing in Gaza
2-1 - Ami Ayalon: An unlikely peacemaker's long journey from commando to prime ministerial hopeful
2-1 - Lessons from South Africa for the peace process (1/2)
2-1 - Analysis: Ridge wants your fingerprints OTI, a Fort Lee, N.J.-based subsidiary of the Israeli company On Track Innovations, is one of the four companies this week awarded contracts to produce components for the new e-passport.
2-1 - Israel, Turkey discuss $1 billion military deal Israel and Turkey are negotiating a deal worth more than $1 billion for Israel to upgrade Turkish fighter planes and tanks, Israeli military officials said Monday.
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