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Tuesday, October 04, 2005
10-03-05 - UNCHR: 33 Palestinian Newborn Babies Died at Israeli Checkpoints
10-03-05 - The house that became a war zone "Occupation is getting up in the morning to make tea and finding a soldier in your kitchen making coffee," said Mrs Bashir. "Occupation is when I wanted to go to the toilet, a soldier had to go with me. I wasn't allowed in my bedroom. I looked in on my way to the toilet one day and there was a soldier with no clothes on in my bed. Occupation is your son walking around with a bullet in his back even after the soldiers have gone."
10-03-05 - Palestinian Child Injured In Tamoon Town
10-03-05 - EU concerned over expansion of Jewish settlements, barrier building
10-03-05 - The battle for justice is not over But there has been no let-up in the fight for justice she has been leading since her son was shot in the head while he tried to carry Palestinian children from gunfire in Rafah, in the Gaza Strip
10-03-05 - Palestinian Authority (PA): Palestinian armed groups must stop endangering civilians in reckeless shooting and attacks
10-03-05 - committee recommends toppling Qurei?s government
10-03-05 - Most Palestinians believe PNA unable to stop security deterioration:poll
10-03-05 - US consults Israel over Syria regime change: report In the Perle-Feith-Wurmser strategy, Israel?s enemy remains Syria, but the road to Damascus runs through Baghdad. Their plan, which urged Israel to re-establish "the principle of preemption," has now been imposed by Perle, Feith, Wurmser & Co. on the United States. Whose war?
10-03-05 - Malta offers Palestinians desalination technology
10-03-05 - Former minister calls for demonstration against PNA, factions
10-03-05 - Halutz: "Hamas, Jihad will not voluntarily disarm" Israeli Chief of Staff, Dan Halutz, said on Monday evening that the clashes between the Palestinian Authority (P.A) security devices and Hamas gunmen in Gaza cannot be considered as first steps the P.A is taking in order to fight Hamas.
10-03-05 - Israel arrests 40 Palestine ultras
10-03-05 - Citizens and taxi drivers angry at deteriorating economic situation, rising fuel prices
10-03-05 - Full closure imposed over the Palestinian territories
10-03-05 - Israel permits 20 trucks full of food to enter the Gaza Strip The fasting for Ramadan is days away.
10-03-05 - Cheers! Palestinians lift their glasses to the first beer festival in the Occupied Territories
10-03-05 - Gaza Cops: We Need Bullets to Fight Hamas
10-03-05 - Grand Jury Indicts DeLay on New Charge
10-03-05 - Palestinian police, parliament demand end to chaos
10-03-05 - Abbas urge Palestinians to move against chaos
10-03-05 - BBC Mid-East review terms given
10-03-05 - Jordan's king postpones visit to Israel, Palestinian territories
10-03-05 - Palestinian, Egyptian FMs to meet in Cairo
10-03-05 - DeLay Heralded By Pro-Israel Group In a Congress generally regarded as overwhelmingly pro-Israel, DeLay stood out for extending those sympathies to Jewish settlers in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, even standing with them against Israel's government.
10-03-05 - Israeli firm apologises to Japan over fatal collision
10-03-05 - "DeLay"ed Justice When President Bush proposed $20 million to support Palestinians elections, DeLay reprogrammed the money to pay an Israeli utility bill. He even forced humiliating conditions on President Bush?s recent aid designed to strengthen Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. De Lay, who once called himself, "an Israeli of the heart," also rejected President Bush's support of a Palestinian state,
10-03-05 - Arab League rejects inter-Palestinian fighting
10-03-05 - DeLay Peddles Interests of Foreign Countries in Congress for Free Vacations?
10-03-05 - Gaza water supplies dangerous low
10-03-05 - PHR demands Israel to release the Palestinian detainees
10-03-05 - Detainee sentenced to one life-term and additional ten years
10-03-05 - Israeli president to visit Vatican
10-03-05 - Yemen warns against inter-Palestinian rift
10-03-05 - Israel hit by minor earthquake A minor earthquake hit Israel and the Palestinian areas early on Monday but no injuries were immediately reported.
10-03-05 - In Gaza, a Physician Works as a Taxi Driver
10-03-05 - Palestinians and Jews here build a house - and maybe a bridge
10-03-05 - Palestine also in our thoughts
10-03-05 - Palestinians seek Aust agricultural expertise Palestinian Agriculture Minister Walid Abed Rabbo has visited regional New South Wales to learn about sustainable, water-efficient farming practices.
10-03-05 - Is Israel planning Iran strike? The newspaper says this was not the first time Israel demanded to strike Iran. President Bush rejected Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's offer
to use military force during the latter's latest visit to Washington, the report said.
10-03-05 - Jihad leader urges for end to internal conflicts among Palestinians
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