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Friday, March 04, 2005
3-4 - Four Palestinian children injured in Gaza blast
3-4 - Fatah Gunmen Attack Palestinian Police Station
3-4 - Israel deviates from truce promise, hunting Tel Aviv bombers On Thursday morning, two explosive devices were detonated near troops who were operating in the Balata refugee camp near Nablus, but no one was hurt.
3-4 - Palestinian's struggle to build a home "They fired tear gas into the house to drive my family out - my kids were screaming and crying.
"Then, the bulldozers came and destroyed my home."
3-4 - An End to Israeli Violence?
3-4 - Kuwait agrees to open a Palestinian embassy
3-4 - UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON QUESTION OF PALESTINE The theme of the Meeting is ?Implementing the ICJ Advisory Opinion on the Legal Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the OccupiedPalestinianTerritory -- The role of governments, intergovernmental organizations and civil society?.
3-4 - Four Israelis held for allegedly attacking French comedian
3-4 - How US Media feeds the Violence in Palestine When a Palestinian schoolgirl was brutally shot in the head some weeks ago, the story was omitted from the front page of every newspaper in the country
3-4 - Two in three Israelis would back Gaza pullout in vote Most Israelis, 71 percent, also believe that other settlements in the West Bank should be evacuated in the future, said the poll in Yediot.
3-4 - Blix Urges Nuclear-Free Middle East
3-4 - Lebanon crisis deepens as Syria pressed to pull out troops Syria has long argued that it needs to retain troops in Lebanon because of Israel's continued occupation of the Golan Heights, seized from Damascus in the 1967 war.
3-4 - Poll: Attachment of U.S. Jews To Israel Falls in Past 2 Years The patterns point to a rejection of critical views of Israel's treatment of Palestinians, but they hardly amount to consensus, let alone unanimity.
3-4 - Is the Potential AIPAC/Neocon Scandal About to "Blow Up"?
3-4 - If Syria Is Expected To Withdraw from Lebanon, Shouldn?t Israel Withdraw From the Occupied Territories? So, we are told that somehow Syrian troop deployments in Lebanon are bad, while Israeli troops and settlements on Palestinian territory are either acceptable or are to be treated with respectful silence.
3-4 - Israeli Air Force Training for Long-Range Bombing Missions
3-4 - Britain and EU move to outlaw Hizbollah Israeli and American attempts to isolate Hizbollah are making headway after signs that Britain and the EU may impose new proscriptions on the Iranian-backed Lebanese guerrilla group.
3-4 - Lebanese opposition contacts Israel about Syrian withdrawal Senior officials at Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's office were in touch with Lebanese leaders even before the current crisis.
3-4 - UN should confront Iran, says Israeli President "All of us should be standing very strongly against this," Mr Katsav said. "Iran is not a democracy, it is totalitarian. Secondly, it backs international terrorism. If it has nuclear weapons, these three elements together would be a disaster for the world."
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