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Sunday, March 06, 2005
3-6 - Israel to Turn Over West Bank Town Before leaving for Washington on Sunday, Shalom indicated the focus of his talks in Washington would be Syria and Lebanon, not the Palestinians
3-6 - Abbas: Bush Has No Right to Prejudice Peace Deal Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said George W. Bush had no right to prejudice a Middle East peace agreement with commitments he made to Israel last year and urged early talks to prepare for statehood
3-6 - Court rejects petition against new fence route in Beit Sourik The petitioners said that the new route expropriates 200 dunams of agricultural land for the fence and separates the villagers from 1,000 dunams more which will be located on the Israeli side of the fence
3-6 - Report: Gaza travel remains difficult Palestinian travel remains extremely difficult, with movement out of the Gaza Strip having decreased by nearly 50% during the month of February, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported
3-6 - Dahlan urges Israel to ease Palestinian movement "The most important thing is to give hope and security back to the Palestinian people,"
3-6 - At- Tuwani: Israeli settlers occupy a Palestinian village...nonviolently? Although the settlers chose not to attack on this occasion, their
action was not really non-violent because the threat of violence was
latent.
3-6 - Israel jacks up pressure on Syria amid fears over Lebanese border
3-6 - Bush-Sharon meeting in Washington in April Sharon last visited the White House in April 2004 on what was his ninth trip to Washington since taking office in March 2001.
3-6 - Israel accuses Syria of being involved in terrorism
3-6 - Sharon, Abbas to Meet Bush in April for Peace Push Should the $61 billion package not pass, the government will fall before Sharon goes to Washington.
3-6 - Arab world warms ties with Israel Meanwhile, the replacement of Saddam Hussein's regime with a democratic government in Iraq, and intensified international pressure on Syria, including demands that it withdraw from Lebanon, has boosted Israel's security.
3-6 - Israel Seeks Support for Syrian Withdrawal
3-6 - Israel demands withdrawal of Iranian Guard Israel's official position is that the Syrian forces deployed in Lebanon are not the only foreign army in that country
3-6 - Israeli, Palestinian Generals Resume Contacts
3-6 - Dahlan: PA to prevent attacks on Israel
3-6 - Israel has transcript of Jihad attack order Israeli intelligence agents have provided U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice with a phone transcript in which Damascus-based Islamic Jihad leader Ramadan Abdallah Shalah authorized the suicide bombing at the Stage nightclub in Tel Aviv last month.
a phone transcript
3-6 - Gaza's Jews Rush to Accommodate Expected Influx of Residents A new initiative seeks to provide housing for the hundreds of individuals and families who want to move to Gush Katif to strengthen veteran Jewish residents in the face of expulsion.
3-6 - Thoroughly Palestinian Stories: A review of Suad Amiry's hit book "Sharon and my Mother-in-Law"
3-6 - Israel accuses French charity of helping Hamas Israeli military intelligence views these actions as direct or indirect aide to Hamas "terrorist infrastructures".
3-6 - Hezbollah chief confident Israel will soon pullout of Shebaa farms "the (Hezbollah) resistance's mission and role is not just for the liberation of the Shebaa Farms, but to join the Lebanese army in defending Lebanon as long as Israel agresses and violates its sovereignty."
3-6 - British Gas quits exploration in Israel At one point, IEC considered buying natural gas from the British Gas and Palestinian Authority fields offshore from Gaza, but Prime Minister Ariel Sharon vetoed the idea, for security reasons
3-6 - Israeli bank 'in laundering scam'
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