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Tuesday, March 08, 2005
3-8 - 'Settlement blocs could be lost' Despite US objections to building over the Green Line, Barak said Israel should immediately build Jewish housing between Jerusalem and Ma'aleh Adumim
3-8 - Protest against the Wall in Ramallah several residents injured
3-8 - Ya'alon: No Palestinian laborers by 2008 "The Palestinians have enough armed police personnel. They don't need any help," he said. "They don't need even arms. They have enough."
3-8 - Retirement Plan for Palestinians Reviewed Israel's foreign minister is reviewing with top Bush administration officials a proposal to use Arab-financed buyouts to get militant Palestinian security officers to retire.
3-8 - Study: Israel Gov't Promoting Settlements
3-8 - Abbas accuses Israel of reluctance over peace ahead of key talks
3-8 - Bush: Israel must help build Palestinian state
3-8 - Khatami warns of increased pressure against 'anti-Zionist' countries "The groups and governments which oppose the interests of Zionists and their occupation policy will be put under more pressure and described as problematic,"
3-8 - Only sewage keeps Jordan river alive
3-8 - Writing is on the wall for Sharon, settlers warn "We are loyal to what God wants. We are loyal to the demands of the land of Israel and we are not willing to give up one inch. We will stop Sharon one way or the other."
3-8 - Israel to give up West Bank towns
3-8 - Water For Palestine: Unreasonable And Inequitable
3-8 - Palestinians shun bombers to give peace a chance
3-8 - Japan considers separate Abbas, Sharon visits to mediate peace
3-8 - U.S. to Israel: Leave outposts or relations will be harmed
3-8 - Family hope for answer on killing
3-8 - Overview of U.S Support for Palestine; Rep. Ros-Lehtinen Schedules Wednesday Hearing on U.S. Policy Changes Subcommittee Oversight Hearing: U.S. Policy Toward the Palestinians in the Post-Arafat Era
3-8 - Abbas: Gaza pullout must end occupation
3-8 - 'Sharon inspires al-Qaeda' "The threat is from the policies of the current Israeli government, which in its abuse of the human rights of the Palestinians... raises the temperature of the Middle East to a boiling point - thereby creating threats to all of us,"
3-8 - Towards a More Secure Future: UN Agencies Operating in the Occupied Palestinian Territory Call for Action in Improving the Situation of Palestinian Women
3-8 - Annan calls for real end to Mideast conflict
3-8 - Israel says ceasefire not enough
3-8 - Arabs in U.S. wealthy, well educated, report says
3-8 - For holy feasts, Palestinians face circuitous route into Jerusalem "If Jesus were here, he would talk to us of hope and of not giving up," said Musleh, the father of four children and a cook at the French consulate in East Jerusalem. "He would make the detours and cross the checkpoints and tell us to continue with our struggle. He taught us forgiveness, and he would tell us to let it go, that time will heal (all things.)"
3-8 - Israeli firm wins US weapons contract in Iraq Israeli company Palsen Sasa has won a contract to armour US military vehicles in Iraq, company sources said Tuesday.
3-8 - Some Israeli youths refuse to enlist
3-8 - Settlement through 'Gazafication'
3-8 - Reining In Damascus on Behalf of Israel Without fail, since his first day in office, but most notably following the attacks of Sept. 11, the Bush administration?s foreign policy in the Middle East has been consistent with Israel?s regional objectives, politically and militarily.
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