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Wednesday, March 02, 2005
3-2 - The illness: breast cancer; Cause of death: the occupation Essential equipment for the treatment of cancer, such as radiology equipment, does not exist in Gaza because of Israel's opposition - Health Inforum says the opposition stems from the use of radioactive materials in the treatment.
3-2 - Ethnic Cleansing 101: The Case of Lifta Village The demolition of Lifta, sponsored by the Israel Lands Administration, is part of the Israeli government's development plan for West Jerusalem.
3-2 - Palestinian Leader Abbas Visits EU Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas told the European Union on Wednesday that he wants Palestinian statehood "as soon as possible."
3-2 - U.S. gives Israel ?go-ahead? to strike Syria
3-2 - Numerous ceasefire violations by Israel: report
3-2 - Rice: Syria has a lot to answer for TA blast "We don't know the degree of Syrian involvement, but certainly what is happening on the territory of Syria, in and around Damascus, is clearly threatening to the different kind Middle East we're trying to grow,"
3-2 - Abbas pleads for direct talks with Israel Mr Abbas wants direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians on the issues that need to be resolved in order to secure a final peace deal, including borders, refugees, Jerusalem and Israeli settlers.
3-2 - EU vows support for Palestinians On Wednesday, Mr Barroso said the EU had told Israel and the US of its disappointment that the Israeli army had destroyed projects supported by the EU.
3-2 - IDF expects Abbas to replace PA security personnel
3-2 - Israel Disappointed at Palestinian Conference in London "They did not go far enough. We were disappointed there was no mention of the need to dismantle terror organizations,"
3-2 - Israel warns Abbas to crackdown on militants The ominous warnings came as Abbas -- basking in global support for Palestinian political, economic and security reforms unveiled in London -- vowed to create an independent Palestine as quickly as possible.
3-2 - 'Money cannot fix' Palestinian woes before real reform: World Bank Roberts also suggested Israel would not accept any "final status" negotiation on the creation of an independent Palestinian state right now. "I don't believe that the Israeli political system can absorb anything over and above the disengagement of Gaza for the moment. It is already a genuinely traumatic process for Israel," he said.
3-2 - Druze fear rabbis will allow shooting at non-Jewish soldiers
3-2 - London meeting's success questioned
3-2 - Israelis Welcome Lebanese Uprising "This is a most important development, its something we have been hoping for," Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom told Army Radio
3-2 - Israel drops plan for Gaza moat Hundreds or even thousands of Palestinian homes might have had to have been demolished to build the 25m (80ft) deep trench.
3-2 - Dahlan, Peres meet in Tel Aviv
3-2 - Palestinians, Egypt call snap summit
3-2 - Minister defies gun-toting Palestinian militants
3-2 - Chinese Deputy FM calls for redoubled efforts to win Middle East peace Dai said China hopes to see an early peace in the Middle East and that the country has been providing aid to Palestine
3-2 - Palestinians get boost but no nearer grand goal at London meeting: analysts
3-2 - Columbia University and the New Anti-Semitism Wielding this new ideological weapon, Israel's champions aim to cut down pro-Palestinian voices inside America with the same ruthlessness Israeli soldiers employ to shoot up Palestinian children outside their homes.
3-2 - Israel negotiating to hand over Gaza greenhouses to Palestinians
3-2 - Speaking to the Presbyterians About Selective Divestment
3-2 - Italy to help train Palestinian police
3-2 - Activist calls on area Palestinians Barghouti finished second to Mahmoud Abbas in the Palestinian Authority's election for president in January. For nearly 30 years, Barghouti has helped build health care and civil institutions in occupied Palestine. He is secretary of the Palestinian National Initiative, an opposition movement, which has advocated for democratizing and reforming the Palestinian politics and government.
3-2 - Embattled Columbia prof jabs back at press Hertzberg drew anger from the crowd when he said the NYU Jewish studies department and the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies could not survive without being avowedly Zionist.
3-2 - Crowd gathers to protest against Israeli President's visit
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