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Tuesday, August 16, 2005
08-15-05 - Extremist settlers attempt to attack al-Aqsa mosque
08-15-05 - Blast injures 2 Canadians, destroys observer van near Egypt-Gaza border
08-15-05 - Qawawis: Settlers threaten an age-old way of life the residents of Qawawis have faced harassment from the settlers since the 1980s
08-15-05 - THE MCLAUGHLIN GROUP TAPED: FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 2005
Question: Should the U.S. foot the bill for the resettlement of the Gaza Jews inside Israel? Pat Buchanan. |
MR. BUCHANAN: Well, that's $2.2 billion, John. There are about 1,900 settler families there. That's over a million dollars for each settler family, when we give $100,000 for the family of every American killed in Iraq.
This is an outrage to request that kind of money. We don't owe a dime here. The Israelis should not have moved into Gaza. It was never their territory. They went in there against our advice and counsel and against international law. They should pay the price of the withdrawal here....
MR. BUCHANAN: There is no balance. John, if you've got $2 billion, these poor Palestinians are poor as church mice in Gaza. The Israelis probably have 20 times the income they do. We're giving the Israelis the $2.2 billion. The Israelis are one one-hundredth of the population and got 25 percent of the land. What about a little more balance? There's a reason why there's such hatred on the part of the Palestinians, and it's because horrible injustices have been done to them for 50 years.
The McLaughlin Group Friday August 12, 2005 |
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08-15-05 - Israel to keep hold of six West Bank settlement blocs: minister
08-15-05 - After Gaza, Israel must quit West Bank: Palestinian president "However, we want this step to be followed by further withdrawals, because the rest of our homeland, the West Bank, is still under occupation."
08-15-05 - Soldiers invade Tulkarem, arrest six including one child
08-15-05 - Two settlements cleared as Israeli pullout continues
08-15-05 - France condemns kidnapping of French TV technician in Gaza
08-15-05 - Is this Iran crisis for real? Patrick J. Buchanan If the council then rejects sanctions, but America and her NATO allies impose them, the world will be divided between Russia-China-Iran on one side and the United States and its backers on the other. It would be interesting to see how many U.S. allies are willing to support sanctions on the third-largest oil producer on earth when oil is running at $65 a barrel
08-15-05 - Palestinians travel to Hayneville for Civil Rights commemoration Ahmad al-Azzeh says, "We came here as a Palestinian delegation to meet all those great people who have been struggling for decades against segregation."
08-15-05 - PCHR reports on military violations against medical teams
08-15-05 - Reporter arrested in Hebron
08-15-05 - Settlers attack homes in Hebron
08-15-05 - U.S Plans Post-Pullout Israel Assessment The Bush administration is planning to send assessment teams to Israel to help decide how much new U.S. economic aid might be provided to help develop the Galilee and Negev regions....Already the biggest recipient of U.S. aid at $2.3 billion a year, Israel is believed to be asking for another $2.2 billion to develop the areas where many of the 8,500 Jewish settlers leaving Gaza will be relocated
08-15-05 - Disengagement and ethnic cleansing
08-15-05 - Israel calls for end to hostility at United Nations Why Bolton was REALLY nominated to his post - his unwavering support of the Jewish State.
08-15-05 - Arab governments call for full Israeli pullout to follow Gaza
08-15-05 - Get Ready for World War III Israel, which is loaded with nuclear weapons and is not a signatory to the nuclear pacts, is the accuser against Iran, asserting that Iran's nuclear energy program is just a veil behind which to produce weapons.
08-15-05 - NY assemblyman sneaks into Gaza This is his fifth trip to the area since January. He said he came to stand in solidarity with the residents in their most difficult hour.
Dov Hikind is the same individual that called for racial profiling in NYC. That he is a settler-supporter should come as no surprise.
08-15-05 - Responding to Bush, Iran says has more war options than U.S. Iran notched up the rhetorical battle with the United States on Sunday, declaring its options, if attacked by Washington, far exceeded those of the Americans
08-15-05 - We had to pull out, PM tells nation
08-15-05 - Damascus releases last two Fatah movement prisoners
08-15-05 - Symbolic Mid-East orchestra is festival sell-out
08-15-05 - Palestinians urged to temper festivities Palestinian intellectuals have urged the Palestinian Authority and resistance groups to tone down celebrations and pay attention to Israel's expansion in the West Bank
08-15-05 - Iraq, Gaza withdrawal on agenda as Jordan's King Abdullah II visits Russia
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