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Thursday, May 19, 2005
05-19-05 - Israel's silent nuclear attack revealed The uranium level in the Hebron valley is ten times higher than the permitted concentration
05-19-05 - Ex-Shin Bet chief Carmi Gillon: Temple Mount attack would trigger 'total war' An attack by extreme-right Jews on the Temple Mount would trigger a large-scale war between Israel and the Muslim world, former Shin Bet chief Carmi Gillon told Haaretz.com readers yesterday. Neocons want this 'clash of the civilizations'
05-19-05 - 'Stop mortar fire - or we will?
05-19-05 - Abbas seeks support from Pakistan
05-19-05 - AIPAC Will Focus on Policy at Gathering Israel has suggested that resettlement costs could run as high as $3.5 billion. AIPAC will be charged with laying the groundwork for pushing through any additional aid packages. In addition to direct aid, that could mean new U.S. loan guarantees for Israel. Another crucial plank at the conference is backing for the Iran Freedom Support bill, a measure to strengthen sanctions against Iran by penalizing foreign countries that invest in Iran?s energy sector and to provide funding to democratic groups in the Islamic republic.
05-19-05 - EU: Israel-PA trade deal must remain in effect after pullout Thus far, Israel has refused to participate with regard to joint Israeli-Palestinian projects, because it views the EU's trade agreement with the Palestinians as indirect European recognition of a Palestinian state.
05-19-05 - Beit Lakia boys killed in IDF ambush, Palestinians claim
05-19-05 - Israeli Solidarity Visit to Hebron's Families Hebron's settler population has taken advantage of the heightened focus on Gaza to escalate their violence against Palestinian families and to expand their settlement, practically unchallenged
05-19-05 - India fully supports the Palestinian cause: E Ahamed
05-19-05 - Probe of former AIPAC staffers centers around Iraq information garnered during the investigation into alleged leaks from a Pentagon analyst to the two former AIPAC staffers suggests the FBI began probing AIPAC officials just before the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
05-19-05 - Indian, Palestinian leaders meet on Mid-East peace
05-19-05 - UN Trains Newly Elected Palestinian Mayors
05-19-05 - Hamas rejects court decisionson election
05-19-05 - China to offer Palestine 50 mln yuan assistance
05-19-05 - Leaders to gather at World Economic Forum Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and others hope to lure Arab investors to Gaza as his administration seeks help to pull out of a recession described by the World Bank as one of the worst in modern history.
05-19-05 - Occupation will lead to collapse of Zionism
05-19-05 - Record breaker "The Israeli people and government are exactly like any other peoples or governments in the world. If they escape unpunished for their crimes and illegal activities then they are more likely to keep doing them then if there is a price to pay for such transgressions they will be more careful."
05-19-05 - Palestinian court decides to re-hold elections in Beit Lahya
05-19-05 - World Bank to set up liaison office for Israeli cos World Bank president James D. Wolfensohn Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute director Yechiel Assia last week signed an agreement to set up a Private Sector Liaison Office (PSLO) in Israel that will help Israeli companies participate in World Bank projects in third countries.
05-19-05 - NPR Mideast coverage may be monitored
05-19-05 - Respect to fly Palestinian flag Tower Hamlets could be twinned with Jenin in Palestine if George Galloway's Respect party is successful in next year's local council election
05-19-05 - Slap in the Face As Edward Abington, the Palestinian Authority consultant said (as reported by Glenn Kessler in the Washington Post, May 5, 2005) in reaction to Congressional move, "The Palestinians will not see this money for months and months."
05-19-05 - Palestinian leader concludes China tour
05-19-05 - Palestinians in Iraq call on the PLC to protect them
05-19-05 - AIPAC claims to have fired employees being investigated by FBI but continues to pay attorney fees
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