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Monday, April 04, 2005
04-04-05 - Palestinians Decry Israeli Trash Dump Plan "It's scary what they're doing. It will ruin all our groundwater, and it will pollute the air we breathe," said Nasser Salman, from the nearby village of Kotzin. "They can't build a landfill near the olives and almonds we eat."
04-04-05 - Israel to start dumping its rubbish in West Bank
04-04-05 - UN names acting commissioner-general of UNRWA Ms Abu Zayd, who has been UNRWA's Deputy Commissioner-General since August 2000, will hold the post until successor to Peter Hansen is found
04-04-05 - Gazans reclaim destroyed farmland Mr Zaneen was one of many farmers around the town of Beit Hanoun who had their orchards uprooted last summer.
04-04-05 - Sharon defies international objections by allowing 3,500 new homes on West Bank the US administration does not intend to make an issue of the plan, let alone threaten to apply any sanctions to halt it.
04-04-05 - Sharon Wants Bush Commitment on Israel Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is counting on President Bush to keep his commitment that Israel can retain several large Jewish towns near Jerusalem as part of a peace accord with the Palestinians, Deputy Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Monday.
04-04-05 - Sharon vows settlement growth Israel considers all of Jerusalem its undivided capital, a claim that is not recognised internationally. Building up Maale Adumim, on land Israel occupied in the 1967 Middle East war, is viewed by Sharon as a way of safeguarding that claim.
04-04-05 - Holy Land's Tribute To 'Pilgrim For Peace'
04-04-05 - Israel 'is sealing off Jerusalem Arabs' In addition to the obstacles created by construction, the government plans to prevent most of the city's Arabs from travelling to towns such as Ramallah and Bethlehem by requiring them to obtain passes to leave Jerusalem via any of the 10 gates in the barrier. Almost all Palestinians living on the West Bank are barred from entering Jerusalem.
04-04-05 - Security increased around Jerusalem compound for fear of attack Security is being beefed up around Jerusalem's disputed mosque compound for fear of attack by extremists trying to disrupt Israel's planned pullout from the Gaza Strip
04-04-05 - Outrage after extremists desecrate Israeli national heroes' graves
04-04-05 - Suicide attack at IDF memorial foiled, Shin Bet reveals
04-04-05 - NATO emissary to meet Abbas in Ramallah
04-04-05 - Lecturers may boycott Israeli academics Israeli academics who refuse to condemn their government's actions in the occupied territories risk a boycott by the UK's leading lecturers' union.
04-04-05 - From Kadim to the Bronx: Jewish settlers dream of new life in US
04-04-05 - Israeli settlers vow civil disobedience
04-04-05 - U.S. demands answers now on Ma'aleh Adumim plan
04-04-05 - Poll: Most Jewish Israelis favor emigration of Israeli Arabs
04-04-05 - World Remembers the Pope as a Man of Peace Mahmoud Abbas described John Paul as "a great religious figure who devoted his life to defending the values of peace, freedom, justice and equality for all races and religions, as well as our people's right to independence."
04-04-05 - Tuwani Shepherds Speak at Hebron Press Conference & March Palestinian shepherds from At-Tuwani and Mufakara whose livestock has been
poisoned will speak at the Hebron Governor's press conference on settler
attacks and MARCH to Kiryat Arba police station calling for a speedy and
thorough investigation on Tuesday, April 5 at 11 AM.
04-04-05 - Tens of thousands of bullets stolen from Israeli military bunkers Sources in the Shin Bet, the Israel security agency, said it is still premature to say whether Jewish extremists or terrorists are behind the break-in robbery.
04-04-05 - Legislation seeks to hinder citizenship for Palestinians, non-Jews
04-04-05 - PNC chief to head to Syria in effort to activate PLO
04-04-05 - Palestinian Militants Defy Abbas Bid to Disarm Them
04-04-05 - Jihad threatens to break ceasefire The Islamic Jihad (Holy War) movement threatened on Monday that it would resume attacks on Israel if Jewish extremists carry out attacks against al Aqsa Mosque in East Jerusalem.
04-04-05 - Hamas, Hezbollah sign accord
04-04-05 - Richard Gere, Ben Kingsley arrive Hollywood's Richard Gere and Ben Kingsley arrived in Israel Monday, and, in addition to meetings with top Israeli and Palestinian officials, will go to Ramallah to screen the movie Ghandi and launch a campaign in the PA aimed at educating toward non-violence.
04-04-05 - Salt of the Earth Settlers are salt of the earth, Palestinans are dust of the earth. In South Africa, this was called apartheid.
04-04-05 - Three voices call for justice for Palestinians, peace in Middle East Her Palestinian Christian choir, bound for midnight Mass, was detained at length by Israeli soldiers. The musical group of mostly elderly women stood in the rain, then waited on a bus. Finally, before they could pass, a soldier commanded them to sing.
04-04-05 - Brandeis University's "objective" center for Middle East Studies undermined by Israeli and US military connections
04-04-05 - Hypocrisy and Human Rights Later, as Sharansky entered Israeli politics, he was allied with the right wing. He moved from silence in the face of violations of Palestinian human rights to being an advocate for these violations
04-04-05 - 'Hebron a strategic asset?
04-04-05 - Oil baron seeks gusher from God in Israel John Brown, a born-again Christian and founder of Zion Oil & Gas of Dallas, can quote chapter and verse about his latest drilling venture in Israel, where his company has an oil and gas exploration licence covering 96,000 acres.
04-04-05 - Empowering women and strengthening communities in Palestine
04-04-05 - Give Israel equal treatment and representation ongress is currently engaged in a detailed and comprehensive review of the United Nations with the goal of recommending reforms that will ensure transparency, accountability and efficiency in all U.N. operations. A critical component of this effort must include measures to ensure that Israel is afforded equal treatment and representation while addressing the anti-Israeli and anti-Semitic component that is pervasive in many U.N. bodies and affiliated agencies.
04-04-05 - A shake-up in the Jewish lobby In the present sympathetic atmosphere in Washington, it is certain that AIPAC will succeed in recovering from the crisis, although the lobby will probably operate very cautiously - if only for the sake of appearances.
04-04-05 - ADL Survey: Anti-Semitism Declines Slightly in America; 14 Percent of Americans Hold 'Strong' Anti-Semitic Beliefs
04-04-05 - Exiled Palestinians' families protest against Spain's prosecution The families considered the new investigations with their sons are a part of the pressures imposed on them by the Spanish authorities considering responding to the Israeli pressures
04-04-05 - Moderate Palestinians May Need Military Aid
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