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Tuesday, May 03, 2005
05-03-05 - U.S. reports on human rights, terror show a change for better for Israel You've got to see this.
05-03-05 - Israeli forces use new deadly weapons Five Palestinians, including a cameraman working for Associated Press, were wounded during the protests after the Israeli forces fired those bullets at them.
05-03-05 - Abbas showing tremendous leadership: US Senate chief
05-03-05 - State nears indictment in Yitzhar shooting Albert claims he shot the teen in self-defense when the youth came in through an olive grove and reached Albert's residence. But police suspect Safdie was shot far from that scene, in the back. The youth was found a few dozen meters from Albert's house, fatally wounded. He died shortly afterward, in an ambulance that settlers delayed from leaving the settlement.
05-03-05 - Palestinians free Hamas militant
05-03-05 - Head of PNA Water Department: Israel Exploits Palestinian Water The Palestinian official confirmed that Israel has exploited 665 million cubic meters of the Palestinian ground water, through a network of special wells in the West Bank, the Jordan River area and the Gaza Strip coast.
05-03-05 - Gaza pullout to be delayed until August: minister
05-03-05 - Israeli Occupation Violates Cease Fire 4200 Times; Israeli Report Asserts Palestinian Commitment with It
05-03-05 - Sharon-Abbas honeymoon over amid mutual recriminations
05-03-05 - Extremists call for prayers for Sharon's death: report
05-03-05 - Frist: Pullout must allow for Palestinian statehood Frist, a Republican from Tennessee, is on a fact-finding mission. Referring to Israel's planned withdrawal, he said the U.S. must help ensure it "does not prejudice the outcome of a two-state solution" to the conflict.
05-03-05 - Palestinian PM slams Israeli moves "These moves are dangerous. Building on occupied land is clearly a violation of international law and the road map. I want to know what the US administration has to say to Israel,"
05-03-05 - AG tells police to probe controversial remarks of Safed rabbi
05-03-05 - Palestine Condemns Israeli University in W. Bank
05-03-05 - DEMONSTRATION! - TEAR DOWN THE WALL // REFUGEE CAMPS ARE NO ONE'S HOME!
05-03-05 - Ministers voice opposition to Gaza demolition plan
05-03-05 - ?Sharon Had Better Listen? In an exclusive interview, Saudi Arabia?s foreign minister says ties between Washington and Riyadh are back on track, oil prices should go down and China is a new strategic player in the region.
05-03-05 - Surge in tourism brings hope to Israel and the West Bank
05-03-05 - Tour of Historical Sites Threatened with Demolition in Hebron's Old City- The Hebron Rehabilitation Committee Palestinian Christian Children Cross Checkpoints in Historic Pilgrimage to Jerusalem- Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation (HCEF)
05-03-05 - Officers sentenced following boy's death
05-03-05 - Iran vows to pursue nuke plans, slams US and Israel
05-03-05 - Jordan urges US to support Mideast peace process
05-03-05 - Sharansky To Lobby Bush Administration Against Disengagement Fresh from resigning as Minister of Diaspora affairs on Monday, Natan Sharansky is expected to lobby top Bush Administration officials against the disengagement plan when he travels to Washington next month for a series of speaking engagements,
05-03-05 - Hamas must disarm before running for parliamentary poll: Israel "We are not getting involved in Palestinian politics, but we are saying that if Hamas participates in the elections and remains an armed group then we won't be able to advance in the peace process,"
05-03-05 - PALESTINIAN REFUGEE Firaz Abu Zamal Faces Deportation from Canada Today!
05-03-05 - Gaza kids learn computer skills
05-03-05 - Israel - 2005 annual report Reporters Without Borders
05-03-05 - Turkish PM: Palestinians should not be left in 'an open prison' "We have to exert efforts at the United Nations and other countries. If we don't do this, we can't escape from a historic responsibility, we can't escape from a responsibility toward humanity. That's why, we have to take these steps."
05-03-05 - Terrorism Task Force Strips Palestinian in West Memphis of U.S. Citizenship Cummins said that Ayesh's Arab ethnicity was not the reason the task force got involved, and a naturalized personfrom Ireland or Lithuania would have received the same attentionfor the same activity. Laughable
05-03-05 - Barrack Rima at Palestine Film Festival
05-03-05 - Fed up with fanatics They have manipulated Israeli politics for years with a disproportionate amount of power and influence
05-03-05 - Rickman?s Rachel Corrie Moves Downstairs in Oct Alan Rickman?s critically acclaimed premiere production of My Name Is Rachel Corrie, which has just completed a sell-out season in the 80-seat Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs (See News, 8 Dec 2004), will return to the theatre this autumn
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