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Wednesday, April 13, 2005
04-13-05 - 6 soldiers, 4 Palestinians wounded in riot near Bethlehem
04-13-05 - Israel demolishes Palestinian homes
04-13-05 - Palestinian legislator escapes attack
04-13-05 - Abbas blasts Sharon for undermining him at Bush summit
04-13-05 - Bush Says Diplomacy With Iran Is Best
04-13-05 - Palestinians See Limited Coordination on Gaza Pullout
04-13-05 - Israeli, Palestinian mayors meet for "civilian truce" The mayors, 20 from Israel and 12 are Palestinians, said they came to Jericho to show support for a cease-fire and encourage are turn to the negotiating table, said Ha'aretz.
04-13-05 - Presidency Spokesman: PNA Ready to Enter Final Status Negotiations
04-13-05 - Parents of peace activist killed by Israeli bulldozer target Caterpillar
04-13-05 - Israel Says Iran Reaching Nuclear Point of No-Return
04-13-05 - US says Iran at least five years away from nuclear arms The United States, responding to reported Israeli fears Iran was near "a point of no return" in its nuclear program, said Tehran was at least five years away from developing nuclear arms.
04-13-05 - Sharon Rules Out Attacking Iran Over Nukes Sharon aides presented evidence, including satellite reconnaissance, about the Iranian nuclear program, but the Americans did not see anything that would influence them to stick to diplomatic efforts to control Iran.
04-13-05 - Sharon Presses U.S. to Act Against Iran "There has to be immediate action taken against Iran," a senior Israeli official traveling with Sharon said
04-13-05 - Sharon taking steps to avoid Israeli civil war over Gaza settlements the Israeli leader also added his country's military was not planning to attack Iran unilaterally.
"It should be a coalition of democracies who believe in the danger, led by United States, in order to put pressure upon Iraq -- upon Iran," Sharon said.
04-13-05 - The problem of illegal garbage dumping in the West Bank ? An old problem
04-13-05 - Palestinian minister rejects attempt to divide Aqsa mosque
04-13-05 - Gaza Settlers Ready for Resistance
04-13-05 - Israel 'reviews mosque security' Israel's police chief is reportedly in Jordan to discuss ways to protect Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site, the Aqsa mosque compound
04-13-05 - Caterpillar Shareholders Send the Wrong Message with Vote
04-13-05 - Palestinian envoy welcomes Putin visit
04-13-05 - Arab League Says Israel Ignores Bush on Settlements Israel enjoyed immunity from international law and would stick to a "don't care" stance until the United States and the rest of the international community replaced words with action on such issues as settlement building in the West Bank, which Israel seized in the 1967 Middle East war.
04-13-05 - Sharon heads home after disappointing US summit
04-13-05 - AL: No new roadmap until Israel executes first one
04-13-05 - U.S. envoys coming to strengthen PA's Abbas
04-13-05 - IDF will build new roads in Gaza to facilitate pullout
04-13-05 - Dovish Group Stung By Own Grantee
04-13-05 - Abbas removes top Arafat adviser Ramzi Khoury
04-13-05 - Israel, Iran, and nuclear weapons programs As Sharon renews warnings to Bush about Iran's nuclear program, the US may be ready to turn up the heat on Israel's nukes.
04-13-05 - Getting over Yasser Arafat a struggle for Congress The most damaging part of this legislation is that it eliminates the discretion presidents traditionally have to provide aid when national security requires it. This "national security waiver" is standard operating procedure. A president, after all, cannot have his hands tied on matters vital to our security.
04-13-05 - Jews Target Caterpillar Shareholder Effort Supporters of the shareholder resolution include two major Protestant denominations, the 3.6-million-member Presbyterian Church USA, and the 8.4-million-member United Methodist Church.
04-13-05 - Time to get serious: Bush should insist that Israel remove outposts
04-13-05 - Lament Of The Hawks "But by getting this kind of ally, it doesn?t win you any more friends within the Jewish mainstream."
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