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Sunday, July 03, 2005
07-03-05 - 4,050 Palestinians killed during intifada: report
07-03-05 - Palestinian prisoners start hunger strike
07-03-05 - Conference accuses Israel of crimes against Palest. kids
07-03-05 - Teen arrested in lynch probe "When he got to the corner, he appeared to be unconscious. Many settlers started to beat the Palestinian with all their strength. Some kicked him mercilessly in the stomach and head, others punched him. Some threw stones at him from close range, or used rocks to pummel him," the eyewitness said
07-03-05 - Hamas militants clash with Israeli troops in Rafah
07-03-05 - Allegations against Bili'in protest crumble in court Last week, however, a military court ruled that at least in the case before it, IDF soldiers had opened fire while Palestinians and Israelis were demonstrating in a non-violent manner and had not thrown stones.
07-03-05 - IDF expropriates West Bank land to build camp for soldiers The Israel Defense Forces have expropriated more than 2,000 dunams of agricultural land in the northern West Bank to build a large camp that will house soldiers responsible for evacuating four area settlements under the disengagement plan.
07-03-05 - Arik's Horror Show This sentence confirms again what Sharon has said often enough in the past: that he intends to annex 58% of the West Bank, so that the Palestinian state, to which he might or might not agree, will cover about 10% of the area of Palestine as it existed before 1948.
07-03-05 - Hamas set to steer clear of Palestinian government until elections
07-03-05 - Israeli ministers don body armour as unrest grows
07-03-05 - Flying Checkpoints
07-03-05 - IDF officer arrests Israeli cameraman "Clearly the IDF doesn't want coverage of what is happening there,"
07-03-05 - Border Policeman dies during anti-fence rally hospital officials said they saw no signs of him having been hit by anything. They said that he arrived with a high fever and apparently died either of an existing illness or of dehydration
07-03-05 - Police arrest suspect in attempted Gaza lynch
07-03-05 - Israeli cabinet rejects 3-month Gaza pullout delay
07-03-05 - Low settler response rate
07-03-05 - Bush sees chance to help Palestinians at G8 summit ''We also want to talk about the Palestinian conflict. There is a possibility for the G8 countries, the industrialised countries, to help the Palestinians,'' Bush was quoted as saying in the interview with Danish daily Jyllands-Posten.
Bush did not elaborate or give details.
07-03-05 - Lebanese politicians reject warming of ties with Israel They also revealed the U.S. Congress is preparing a session on July 26 to discuss the outcome of the parliamentary elections in Lebanon, the full implementation of the Taif Accord, the future of Hizbullah and its weapons, the future of the Palestinian refugees, Lebanese-Syrian relations after Syria's pullout, and ways to dismantle sectarianism.
07-03-05 - The peace process requires cooperation between Palestinians and Syrians Without close cooperation between Syria and the Palestinian Authority, both sides will diminish their negotiating ability and any path to peace will be fraught with insurmountable difficulties.
07-03-05 - Are Palestinians just outside observers of settlement debate?
07-03-05 - Palestinian control of crossings ensures evacuation: Dahlan
07-03-05 - A state inquiry into Sharon et al The book confirms that high-ranking intelligence officers marketed the "no partner" myth to serve the interests of Barak and Sharon, despite there being no support for this in the assessments of MI, the Shin Bet or the Mossad
07-03-05 - UCC faction fighting divestment drive
07-03-05 - Jewish community has eyes on Middle East "Palestinians are bent on destroying Israel or anything Jewish ... and even Christian," said Art Kittay of Eagle, an outspoken member of the local Jewish community. "They should be run off; they shouldn't be wasting Jewish lives."
07-03-05 - Legendary British rock band Pink Floyd would reunite for Israeli-Palestinian peace concert, drummer says
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