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Thursday, July 21, 2005
07-20-05 - Youth ambushed by settlers According to the Palestinian account, Juhar and his cousin Hamza went to a stream near the village of Krayot in order to fly kites, at which point four settlers attacked them, and one stabbed the 12-year-old
07-20-05 - Israeli settlers accused of stabbing Palestinian boy the 12-year-old was ambushed by several settlers near his home at Qaryot village outside the Palestinian-ruled city of Nablus. He was stabbed 11 times, medics said.
07-20-05 - Seven arrested in Bil?in, six injured Khateeb added that soldiers attacked the seven protestors, clubbed and punched four of them, and arrested Tamer Amer al-Khateeb, from Bil?in, Huwaida Arraf, an Arab-American, three international activists and two Israelis.
07-20-05 - Hamas gunmen 'breach ceasefire' Hamas militants have fired on the home of a Palestinian police chief in Gaza despite a newly announced ceasefire, Palestinian security sources say.
07-20-05 - Resident injured east of Nablus Ahmad As?ad Issa. 22, from Salem village, east of Nablus, was shot and wounded on Monday evening by an Israeli soldier, as he was driving back home from the hospital with his wife and their new born baby.
07-20-05 - Palestinian security member dies of wounds in West Bank The sources said that 25-year-old Mohammed Ghannam died Wednesday morning of wounds he sustained when the Israeli force reoccupied the West bank city of Tulkarm.
07-20-05 - Dahlan: Hamas is trying to overthrow Palestinian Authority "If you brought General Montgomery to maintain security, he wouldn't do any better. What [Sharon] didn't succeed in doing in four years, he is demanding of Abu Mazen in six months. If you ask whether the PA can stop all the terror, the obvious answer is no. Anyone who says otherwise is lying."
07-20-05 - The Museum of Palestine: Keys to the past
07-20-05 - Hamas urges end to inter-Palestinian clashes after attacks At least 22 people were wounded on Tuesday during clashes in the northern Gaza Strip between Hamas and members of either the security services or Fatah.
07-20-05 - Israel parliament rejects Gaza pullout delay
07-20-05 - USAID offers to buy Gaza hothouses The American government is willing to pay some $8 million to $10m. to buy the Gaza settlers' hothouses and give them to the Palestinians to save the jobs of some 4,000 Palestinians who work there, a spokeswoman for the United States Agency for International Development told The Jerusalem Post on Wednesday.
07-20-05 - BG, PA in gas deal without Israel Despite the good news for the Palestinians, some industry experts are skeptical of Israel's silence toward the news. Although it is a partner to the Palestinian Authority in a small gas field to the north of the Gaza Strip, Israel has in the past blocked Palestinian gas export and production agreements.
07-20-05 - Pals.: Israel will take antiquities Palestinian archaeologists say they fear that when Israel withdraws from Gaza it will also take priceless archeological artifacts. Israeli officials have acknowledged this is a possibility...According to international law, it is illegal for an occupying power to remove ancient artifacts, movable and immovable, from the land.
07-20-05 - PA plans for day after pullout
07-20-05 - Gaza clashes renew
07-20-05 - PNA leadership to discuss Israeli assassinating policy with Rice: Erekat
07-20-05 - Lawyers challenge EU and UK over inaction on Palestine One year after the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling that Israel's Separation Wall is illegal, the EU and UK have failed to take the action required of them under the Geneva Conventions to ensure Israeli compliance with international humanitarian law
07-20-05 - Qurei vows to enforce rule of law
07-20-05 - Al-Quds University: Palestinian forces raided crime lab
07-20-05 - LIFE inaugurates two state-of-the-art medical facilities in Palestinian Territories
07-20-05 - Double blow for settlers in Gaza protest
07-20-05 - Israel arrests peace activists in West Bank The protestors tied themselves to iron boxes and blocked the way before bulldozers
07-20-05 - An American Purgatory
07-20-05 - US urges Israelis, Palestinians to guarantee disengagement plan successful
07-20-05 - Will media coverage victimize Israeli settlers? The Israeli media will do its best to exploit the disengagement plan to glorify the Israeli stand before the international community, and, at the same time, show the Palestinians as negatively reacting to it.
07-20-05 - Pro-Palestinian Group To Push Divestment for AFL-CIO
07-20-05 - Israeli-Arab rap: an outlet for youth protest
07-20-05 - Seminar focuses on Arab perspective Jerry Levin, who was kidnapped by Hezbollah in 1984 while serving as CNN's Middle East bureau chief in Beirut, Lebanon, spoke about his work for the Christian Peacemaker Teams, monitoring Israeli treatment of Palestinians in Hebron.
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