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Saturday, October 15, 2005
10-14-05 - UN:Israel puts human rights workers at "grave risk" A United Nations envoy has accused Israel of creating conditions in the Palestinian territories that obstruct the work of human rights workers and put them at "grave risk". She also accused the Palestinian Authority of "serious violations" against human rights workers who expose abuses of power and who she said had been "threatened and intimidated or suffered serious harm".
10-14-05 - Undercover troops help quell protest Israeli soldiers disguised as Arabs threw stones at IDF troops during a demonstration against the West Bank security fence in the village of Bil'in, left-wing activists said Friday. IDF officials confirmed that undercover troops were used to quell the protest.
10-14-05 - Bush extends PLO office Bush extended the waiver on Friday for six months, saying it was "important to the national-security interests of the United States."
10-14-05 - Ailing Dahlan vows return to frontline Palestinian politics
10-14-05 - Two-thirds of Israelis against more pullouts
10-14-05 - Every Inch Counts for West Bank Barrier Some 575 acres in town ? more than half of Bilin's land ? have been confiscated by Israel for a wide barrier loop around the Jewish settlement of Kiryat Sefer, which is rapidly expanding with hundreds of new housing units
10-14-05 - Israel, Palestinians Discuss Border Issue Israeli and Palestinian officials worked Friday to narrow their differences over how to operate the Gaza-Egypt border
10-14-05 - Divestment campaign losing steam among U.S. churches
10-14-05 - Israeli police to level a home in Jerusalem
10-14-05 - General attacked at Western Wall Worshippers at Jerusalem?s Western Wall attacked a top Israeli army official who helped carry out the recent Gaza withdrawal.
10-14-05 - Weekly report on Israeli human rights violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territories 06 - 12 Oct 2005
10-14-05 - Egypt warns against Israel racial separation wall
10-14-05 - Three Palestinians arrested in West Bank
10-14-05 - Gazans barred from Al-Aqsa Mosque
10-14-05 - 'Israel must concentrate on Arab media'
10-14-05 - World may have to live with nuclear Iran -US study U.S. intelligence says Iran could produce a weapon in about a decade....To U.S. ally Israel, "a nuclear-armed Iran is a clear and present danger" and most Israeli strategists "do not question if Israel should seek to remove Iranian nuclear facilities," only how or when it should be done, the report said.
However, the U.S. researchers warned that a U.S. or Israeli pre-emptive military strike likely would rally Iranians around a religious fundamentalist government in Tehran that they might otherwise want to replace, spur new attacks by Iran-allied groups like Hizbollah.
Israel's intel says six months. Whom do you believe?
10-14-05 - UN to provide Palestine with food information
10-14-05 - Israel says Syria regime change in world's interest 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 is this?
10-14-05 - Art by Palestinians coming to capital
10-14-05 - Erekat optimistic about Rafah crossing agreement
10-14-05 - UAE urges UN to improve media programme on Palestinian issue
10-14-05 - 'Turning Point' Seen In Divestment Campaign An Episcopal priest involved in church politics said a major factor in the retreat from confrontation was the church's preoccupation with the controversy over the ordination of gay priests, which threatens major ruptures between Episcopal factions here, as well as between the U.S. church and the worldwide Anglican Communion
10-14-05 - Palestinian Leader to Talk With Saudi King
10-14-05 - Irwin Cotler is too Israeli to be in Canada's government Since Israel?s ?strategic thinking,? like the Wall, runs counter to international law, and since Canada predicates its foreign policy on respect for the law, Cotler is acting against the interests of his own country
10-14-05 - German brochure attracts Israeli criticism
10-14-05 - International probe in Arafat death sought
10-14-05 - Egypt warns against Israel?s nukes singularity
10-14-05 - US exhibit sheds light on Arab talent
10-14-05 - FM: Syrians feel 'noose tightening' Israel is taking care not to become publicly involved in the probe of the Hariri assassination, although the UN did ask it to provide intelligence material. The security establishment and the government have been considering whether or not complications for Assad are necessarily good for Israel. U.S. pressure on Syria is good for Israel, some say
10-14-05 - Danny Ayalon, Spy? Ayalon warned the assembled wise men against the threat posed by Syria, all the while averring that Israel "is not in the business of regime change." Why should they be, when they have us to do it for them?
10-14-05 - Lebanon creates commmission on armed Palestinians
10-14-05 - PFLP-GC insists refugee-camp weapons are 'for defense'
10-14-05 - 'Bringing the children home' is important to both sides
10-14-05 - Paper: Israel, Vatican close to deal Israel and the Vatican reportedly are close to an agreement on church properties in the Holy Land.
10-14-05 - Women in Black Stand Up, Seek Change
10-14-05 - Palestinian leader to embark on five-nation tour
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