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Wednesday, March 09, 2005
3-9 - Israel accused of assisting illegal outposts
3-9 - Israeli Officials Could Face Charges Over Outposts The international community views all the settlements as illegal. The outposts are unauthorized even by Israel.
3-9 - Mass resignations in Fatah Some 250 Fatah members in Gaza City have quit in protest against the "internal chaos" within the Palestinian resistance group.
3-9 - Palestinian militants ready for ceasefire
3-9 - Israeli Officer Indicted To Kill a Palestinian Child Back On Duty
3-9 - Israel won't prosecute officer suspected in British journalist's death "It is not legally possible to link this shooting to the gunshot sustained by Mr Miller," You need to see these two reports - Israeli troops shot British journalist in neck: autopsy Autopsy indicates cameraman was killed by Israelis
3-9 - Israeli officer who killed UK journalist faces minor charges Crucially, the soldiers in the vehicle were not asked to hand in their weapons for inspection until a month after the killing, and there is some evidence that the guns may have been swapped.
3-9 - Sharon criticised over settlements Israelis began building settlements more than a decade ago to break up Palestinian areas and prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state.
3-9 - W Bank handover talks break down Talks reportedly stalled over the issue of the removal of an Israeli army checkpoint at the entrance to Jericho
3-9 - Security Council pledges support for Palestinians
3-9 - PNA mulls referring to UN, ICJ issue of Jerusalem
3-9 - Defusing Israel's "demographic bomb" While Israeli Jews thought the day they would become a minority was perhaps still twenty years away, the evidence is increasing that the bomb has already exploded and Palestinians are already a majority in historic Palestine, as they were until Israel was created.
3-9 - Weiner: Disband Columbia Bias Panel "We should have killed them all,"
3-9 - Ultra-Orthodox mentor curses Sharon over Gaza plan Let God strike him down
3-9 - Middle East a Topic at Terror Conference Resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is key to any hope of curtailing global outbursts of violence, panelists at a summit on democracy, terrorism and security said Wednesday
3-9 - U.S. officials defends $350 million Palestinian aid request
3-9 - Britain 'dismayed' at Israeli move not to prosecute over journalist's death
3-9 - US planes near Israeli test area were in international airspace: Pentagon
3-9 - U.S. blasts Israel over Lebanon remarks The Americans are also displeased with reports that Israel is demanding that the United States and Europe not reduce their pressure for a complete withdrawal of both Syrian forces and the Iranian Revolutionary Guards
3-9 - ISRAELI "IMPERSONATORS" KEY TO TERROR FIGHT
3-9 - Family seek report on Israeli killing of film-maker
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