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Wednesday, February 02, 2005
2-2 - Sharon and Abbas to meet for first summit in four years
2-2 - 963 Palestinians killed in 2004: report
2-2 - Peace Now: Settlement construction continued in 2004
2-2 - Bush to Propose Aid Boost for Palestinians Israel, which already receives about $3 billion a year in U.S. aid, is asking the United States to help pay for new crossing points along its barrier with Palestinian areas. Sources said Israel wants Washington to contribute an estimated $180 million toward the $450 million project
2-2 - Sharon to attend Egypt peace summit The Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, has invited Mr Sharon and the new Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, to meet at the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheik next Tuesday
2-2 - U.S. may return Israel to human-trafficking black list "Israel's stance, which states that the abuse of foreign workers does not constitute human trafficking, was rejected by the Americans."
2-2 - Israel arrests US peace activist O'Connor, 41, was arrested by the Israeli secret police, Shin Bet, after planting olive tree seedlings in front of the illegal separation wall in the West Bank town of Biddu on 25 January
2-2 - Reluctance to Press Israel Limits U.S. Peace Clout But critics and supporters alike expect Rice to follow the White House's pro-Israel stance -- encouraging and prodding the Jewish state but stopping short of exerting enough pressure to force it to make concessions.
2-2 - Rice: U.S. Could Help Train, Equip Palestinian Forces
2-2 - Israel to freeze hunt for militants as Palestinians target arms tunnels
2-2 - Abbas Accepts Invitation to Visit Iran-Palestinians Iran's ties with Palestinian leaders have long been strained over their increasing readiness to compromise with Israel
2-2 - Pines-Paz blasts 'racist' citizenship legislation
2-2 - Israel, Palestinians agree to set up joint panel on wanted men
2-2 - Palestinian PM welcomes Egypt's invitation for summit
2-2 - Broadcasting authority bans Geneva Accord commercials The decision not to air the commercials on Channels 2 and 10 was reached because the commercials were controversial and meant to influence public opinion, the authority said.
2-2 - Israeli army okays building more "illegal settlements"
2-2 - Update 1: New EU-Israeli Trade Deal Goes Into Effect The so-called "rules of origin" dispute has dragged on since the late 1990s, with the EU refusing to recognize products coming from Israeli settlements as being products of Israel, angering the Israeli government.
2-2 - Israel pressures Germany on arms Israel is applying pressure for a large arms deal to enhance relations to mark 40 years of diplomatic relations with Germany.
2-2 - IDF, Shin Bet fear right-wing campaign targeting religious officers is out of control
2-2 - US 'blackballs' Briton THE United States has "blackballed" a top British official at the United Nations to stop him becoming the organisation?s Middle East peace envoy because he upset Washington over Iraq, diplomats said yesterday.
2-2 - Demographic politics
2-2 - PROSECUTED UNTO DEATH It never mattered that he was innocent of the worst charges leveled against him, only that he was Palestinian. Orlando media served him up to an audience hungry for a lynching, and a willing prosecutor and FBI agent supplied the rope.
2-2 - U.S. scrutinizes Arab Bank PLC U.S. bank regulators are scrutinizing one of the Middle East's biggest banks for possible links to Palestinian militant groups.
2-2 - Russia renews its old role in Middle East Will Putin's arms sales destablize an already shaky region?
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