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Saturday, February 05, 2005
2-05 - Israel to receive $50-80m of PA aid Israel will get $50-80 million of the special aid package U.S. President George Bush promised the Palestinian Authority. The money will go to build innovative border crossings between the territories and Israel, containing advanced technology for checking
2-05 - Justice ? The settler, realizing his actions were being documented, turned angrily on the two women. He picked up a large rock and, holding it within two centimeters of the side of our teammate's forehead, he warned, "When I come back in five minutes I'll kill you!
2-05 - Israel, Palestinians to set up joint committee on prisoners Israel handed over the bodies of two Palestinians killed by its troops near the Gaza Strip town of Beit Hanun on Friday evening. Imad Abu Shaluf, 25, and Mohammed al-Beheri, 20, were unarmed and had no known connection to any militant group
2-05 - Palestinians free attack suspects Palestinian officials briefly held three key members of a group which had claimed responsibility for an attack on Israeli soldiers, before freeing them.
2-05 - Rice to visit Middle East on wave of optimism
2-05 - Rice Praises Israeli-Palestinian Peacemaking Push Rice suggested Washington would play a more active role if peace efforts stuttered or U.S. backing could clinch deals.
2-05 - Hamas takes over at Gaza councils
2-05 - Israeli embassy quiet over diplomat's exit
2-05 - Abbas orders Palestinian television to clean up its act "But if the positive mood is to be built up, we need to feel real improvements to our lives, and soon. This is something that television should follow closely."
2-05 - Analysis / Israel braces for Rice's visit Something strange is going on: The government of Ariel Sharon prefers Egyptian involvement to American arbitration - that same administration the prime minister described as very friendly to Israel?
2-05 - No border between Yesha and the IDF There are even cases in which settlers stand with soldiers at checkpoints and decide who will or will not pass.
2-05 - Israel fears Condi the peacemaker Washington newspapers were filled last week with full-page ads from pro-Israel lobbyists begging the administration not to ?abandon? Israel.
2-05 - A Threatened UN in King George's Court Prime Minister Sharon asked for and got Washington's support in its "fire Hansen" campaign
2-05 - Observer mission surveys tensions in Hebron But she explains that the members of the TIPH, whose mandate includes creating a feeling of security among the population of Hebron, are quite often harassed by some of the Israeli settlers who mistrust them.
2-05 - An Israeli Court Releases a Mother and Her Son
2-05 - Israel Refuses to Release Elderly Prisoners
2-05 - Syria ready to renegotiate with Israel Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has made several overtures on restarting peace talks with the Jewish state in recent months, but Israel gave the cold shoulder.
2-05 - British college reverses ban of Israeli embassy official On Friday, authorities at the college, which is part of London University, forced the student union to reverse the decision
2-05 - Russia to launch spy satellites for Iran Russia will launch two spy and one telecommunications satellites for Iran in what may be a sign of strengthening strategic tie-up between the two countries.
2-05 - Rice to press Russia on Iran nuke fuel deal Dr Rice, who has sought to allay fears of a possible military strike, says Russia's decision against delivering the fuel is part of the international community's diplomatic strategy against Tehran
2-05 - Report: Egyptian army to secure Gaza's Philadelphi route
2-05 - A West Bank Story
2-05 - Israeli lobby causes concern Shimon Fogel and Marc Gold of the Canada-Israel Committee will be along for the Israeli portion of Pettigrew's trip
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