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Friday, May 27, 2005
05-27-05 - Palestinian man killed in explosion in Gaza
05-27-05 - President backs Palestinians, warns Israel about expansion Bush said Israel should "stop settlement expansion" and help "improve the daily lives of Palestinians" by easing checkpoints.
05-27-05 - IDF troops take over Palestinian family's home to watch soccer
05-27-05 - Israel publicly positive, but quietly seethes after Abbas-Bush summit
05-27-05 - Abbas: Bush Is Committed to Mideast Peace
05-27-05 - Peres: Israel must dismantle more W. Bank settlements
05-27-05 - U.S.: Our position towards Israel is unchanged The Israeli official insisted that there was nothing new in Bush's statements about the settlements, and also expressed satisfaction over the fact that Bush did not give Abbas any written document similar to his letter to Sharon last April.
05-27-05 - Egyptian mediators fail to break impasse in Palestinian political feud Joined by Egyptian mediators, Hamas and Fatah officials held a second day of talks Friday. Although no agreement was reached, the two sides issued a joint statement saying the talks had reduced tensions. They said discussions would continue
05-27-05 - 26 Percent Unemployment in Palestinian Territories "Lasting peace can be established only if it is based upon social justice,"
05-27-05 - Israel/Occupied Territories: Letter to Knesset Members: Do not deny redress to victims of human rights violations The new proposed amendment would expand the field of exclusion from compensation much further, to such an extent that virtually all of the 3,500,000 Palestinian men, women and children who live under Israeli military occupation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip would effectively be barred from bringing claims for compensation against the State before Israeli courts.
05-27-05 - When the Jews take Washington AIPAC is regarded as one of the most influencial Jewish lobbies in Washington, if not the most influencial one. This means that whenever Congress approves the transfer of USD 2.5 billion in military aid to Israel, or when the U.S. supports Israel during a U.N. vote, the lobbyists have something to do with it.
05-27-05 - Protests in Middle East over US Koran abuse report
05-27-05 - Israel dismisses Hezbollah rocket threat as mere electioneering
05-27-05 - Canada pledges 9.7 million dollars for Palestinians
05-27-05 - Mr. Sharon goes to Washington Israel?s true power lies with Jewish lobby in U.S.
05-27-05 - Four Palestinians arrested in West Bank More PR needed after yesterday's Abbas visit
05-27-05 - AIPAC has been given the go ahead to replace the U.S. congress
05-27-05 - New York Times Publishes CNI Foundation Ad The Council for the National Interest Foundation (CNIF) placed a full-page advertisement, titled AIPAC's Agenda is Not America's, in today's edition of the New York Times
05-27-05 - Hamas slams Bush condemnation as 'unjust'
05-27-05 - Government: Tampa Central to Palestinian Islamic Jihad Leadership
05-27-05 - US-Palestinian summit restores balance to Mideast diplomacy
05-27-05 - Public broadcasting more balanced than major networks "While NPR's Mideast coverage has frequently been criticized by pro-Israel partisans, research and analysis by FAIR has found a strong and consistent slant on NPR toward an Israeli perspective on the conflict,"
05-27-05 - Nuclear treaty talks end without result Egypt also played a prominent role in the bickering by insisting on sanctioning Israel for not declaring its alleged atomic weapons and not joining the NPT.
05-27-05 - Report: UK Jews blast church report on divestiture from Israel "If we discovered, for example, that we owned stock in a fast-food chain doing business in one of the settlements, the first appeal would be to encourage that company to move itself out of the settlement. Divestment would be a last resort,"
05-27-05 - Abu Mazen at the White House: For the Record
05-27-05 - Israel Trying to Attract Young Immigrants
05-27-05 - Ali Othman When the state of Israel was created in 1948, Palestine disappeared from the map, leaving Ali stateless on American soil.
05-27-05 - From 'Balance' to Censorship: Bush's Cynical Plan for NPR How terrible and how self-defeating it would be for American Jews, among the most enthusiastic practitioners and consumers of journalism in this country, to help wreck one of their exemplars, National Public Radio
05-27-05 - "According to security sources" - what remains of the Israeli media
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