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Sunday, February 06, 2005
2-6 - Momentum The citizens of the United States compelled their government to apply pressure. The next day the Israeli government reversed the decision to confiscate the land
2-6 - Palestinian movement Fatah declares readiness for ceasefire with Israel
2-6 - Rice: Israel Must Decide on Peace Process The United States will ask Israel to make "hard decisions" as it moves toward peace with the Palestinians, and both sides must live up to their promises, Condoleezza Rice said
2-6 - Israel drops conditions on prisoner release
2-6 - Israeli army commander ordered released a three-way radio exchange between the officers that was broadcast on Israeli television in November made clear that the soldiers knew al-Hams was a young girl that posed no threat
2-6 - Israeli military grants impunity when soldiers kill Palestinian civilians
2-6 - Rice in Middle East, Says Time for Peace Is Now But wary of the fragility of the nascent peace moves, the top U.S. diplomat sought to forestall any provocative measures, warning Israel not to pursue a recent decision that could have lead to land confiscation around Jerusalem if the courts had not overt
2-6 - Israel to 'pray for failure' Israeli rabbis were planning on Sunday to hold special sessions in 100 synagogues to pray for the failure of this week's summit between prime minister Ariel Sharon and new Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas
2-6 - Australia expels Israeli diplomat with links to Mossad
2-6 - U.S. draft law designates PLO officials as ?terrorists? The bill states that: "An alien who is an officer, official, representative or spokesman of the Palestine Liberation Organization is considered, for purposes of this Act, to be engaged in a terrorist activity."
2-6 - In Mideast, Rice tests diplomatic waters "Our very obvious conclusion is that Sharon is disengaging from Gaza in order to fortify and strengthen settlement in the West Bank,"
2-6 - Rice backs state for Palestinians
2-6 - State to tell High Court: Hague ruling on fence is irrelevant The state prosecution plans to inform the High Court of Justice next week that the opinion of the International Court of Justice at the Hague on the separation fence is irrelevant.
2-6 - Palestinian families wonder: Were suicide attacks worth the loss of our children?
2-6 - Israeli diplomat sent home by Australia had been in NZ
2-6 - Rice warns Iran against provoking Israel
2-6 - Probe of Iraq intelligence won't assign blame "The administration is protecting itself by narrowing the inquiry to avoid any investigation of any administration official when we need to understand the causes of one of the greatest intelligence failures in U.S. history,"
2-6 - Military strike on Iran would be a 'mistake': EU's Solana
2-6 - 'Pre-emptive' study of Iran data started
2-6 - U.S.-Israel plan to strike Irans nuclear sites finalized
2-6 - US backs European effort on Iran but keeping options open: Cheney
2-6 - Rice labels Iran obstacle to Middle East peace
2-6 - Iran warns of nuke retaliation
2-6 - U.S. to examine censorship in Israel The United States government is examining reports on the intensified role of state censorship in Israeli media.
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