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Thursday, May 05, 2005
05-05-05 - Prisoner Dies of Wounds at Israeli Jail Hospital
05-05-05 - Wrongful shooting? Palestinian teen complains IDF soldiers shot him in the back after he refused to incriminate his friends and fled the soldiers' jeep
05-05-05 - Israel inquiry over teen deaths The Stop the Wall group says the two boys were evacuated by ambulance to Ramallah, but both bled to death before they reached hospital after being held up by Israeli troops at a permanent checkpoint.
05-05-05 - NY blast by UK consulate may have Middle East link
05-05-05 - Israeli commander suspended over deadly West Bank barrier protest Arrest means nothing. How much time did the soldier that pumped 15 bullets into a child already on the ground get?
On the shooting of rockthrowers, from 2003 State Department report:
"Israeli security forces used excessive force against protesters, in response to perceived threats while on patrols, in pursuing fleeing suspects, and in responding to trespassers in restricted areas, at times resulting in death. For example, on September 30, IDF soldiers shot and killed a 10-year old Palestinian boy in the Balata Refugee Camp in Nablus. The boy was among a group of youths who were throwing rocks at Israeli soldiers. The use of lethal force against a rock-thrower, in this instance and in many others like it, was excessive. IDF statistics state that no Israeli soldier has ever been killed by rock throwing. "
05-05-05 - Fatah leads Hamas in Palestinian municipal vote
05-05-05 - Israeli intelligence praises Abbas for efforts against militants
05-05-05 - Restrictions Imposed On Aid to Palestinians the fine print of the document gives $50 million of that money directly to Israel to build terminals for people and goods at checkpoints surrounding Palestinian areas. Another $2 million for Palestinian health care will be provided to Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, while the allocation of the rest of the money is tightly prescribed.
In other words, more money for Israel.
05-05-05 - Talks on prisoner release to resume Sunday
05-05-05 - Palestinian security chief says time not ripe to disarm militants
05-05-05 - World Bank official backs agency for Gaza pullout
05-05-05 - Senate Probes Bolton's Pro-Israel Efforts In Israel, Bolton reportedly met with officials of the Mossad intelligence agency without seeking "country clearance" from the State Department's Office Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs.
05-05-05 - ACRI: Separation fence clear violation of int'l law The route of the West Bank separation fence is a clear violation of international law as laid down by the International Court of Justice at The Hague and it must thus be moved from the West Bank to inside Israel, the Association for Civil Rights in Israel said Thursday.
05-05-05 - Israel denies involvement after arrest of Pentagon expert They denied the Lavon Affair for a time too.
05-05-05 - Israeli college offers lodging in illegal outposts The international community considers all Jewish settlements in the occupied territories illegal.
05-05-05 - Arab-Latin summit motive questioned "The positions and worries of Israel regarding the summit have been expressed directly to the government of Brazil and other South American governments,"
05-05-05 - Israeli soldier arrested for allegedly belonging to neo-Nazi group
05-05-05 - Jerusalem clergy dump patriarch The move stems from a dispute over the sale of church land in East Jerusalem, which has angered Palestinians.
05-05-05 - A Break in Intelligence Touches AIPAC for the First Time
05-05-05 - Court: Palestinians to get W. Bank plots in place of land taken for fence
05-05-05 - Saudi leader to prod Syria to help regional stability The Saudi sources said that after his talks with Bush, Abdullah believes that Washington is now prepared to focus on the Palestinian issue.
05-05-05 - Israel to build 5 chemical plants in India India has recently agreed to supply USD 12 million (euro9.2 million) worth of advanced tank shells to Israel,
05-05-05 - Analysis: Effects of Sharansky resignation feared Sharansky remains impressively well connected. Not only Bush but also Vice President Dick Cheney, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and the neo-conservative intellectuals who man their staffs and implement their policies think the world of him.
05-05-05 - Off the Charts: Covering the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict; Study by Council for the National Interest
05-05-05 - Israel composer stole 1967 anthem
05-05-05 - Lebanese eye Palestinian posts
05-05-05 - More charges to come in Pentagon analyst affair? Inquiry into leaked classified documents has 'cast a cloud' over pro-Israel lobby group.
05-05-05 - Israeli Spy Ring Busted! Developing ... what we are looking at is a longstanding conspiracy by Israeli agents inside the U.S. government to not only funnel classified materials to Tel Aviv, but to manipulate and bend U.S. foreign policy to serve Israeli interests
05-05-05 - Planned US-Israeli Attack on Iran
05-05-05 - Neocons Lay Siege to the Ivory Towers The campaign for academic "rights" actually originated with organizations and individuals committed to defending Israel from criticism, and whose interest in curtailing academic freedom dovetails with those of conservatives
05-05-05 - Festival honour for shot director
05-05-05 - Israel's Amen Corner silent on AIPAC-Franklin spy scandal
05-05-05 - Letter: Should Somerville back one group? Should Somerville's public funds be put into investments that benefit only one ethnic group? Pro-Israel lobbyists have intimidated and manipulated the city's aldermen and even bribed the mayor of Somerville. In accepting this free trip to Israel, the mayor ceased to serve the U.S
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