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Tuesday, November 01, 2005
10-31-05 - Second settler attack on elderly Palestinian Mutasim Hanani, who accompanied his uncle to the Nablus Specialist Hospital, said two settlers attacked him around three in the afternoon while he was herding his sheep near the town. The settlers sliced Hanani with a razor, beat him with a club and kicked him while cursing and yelling profanities.
10-31-05 - Israeli clampdown amid rise in 'sonic bombs' The Israeli defence ministry has barred foreign journalists from entering the Gaza Strip in an apparent attempt to limit reporting on the killing of Palestinian civilians This after the Guardian reported on the three teenaged boys the IDF killed in a missile strike days ago. It was the same strike that was headlined in this AP article in which the author failed to accurately report the true death toll that is reflected in the first sentence of the article.
10-31-05 - Greenhouse project endangered in Gaza
10-31-05 - Gaza settlement rubble to be turned into roads
10-31-05 - Sharon demands Palestinians move on militants "At the end of the day, it is either settlements or peace, and it seems to me that this government is pursuing settlements and dictation, and not peace and negotiations," Palestinian negotiations minister Saeb Erekat told Reuters
10-31-05 - Like a Thorn in the Heart: settlements and settlers in East Jerusalem Since the occupation of the West Bank began in 1967, Israeli governments have made unceasing efforts to change the Arab character of East Jerusalem, eradicate all Palestinian signifiers, and engender a Jewish mass that will in turn create a new geopolitical reality.
10-31-05 - JEWISH SETTLEMENTS TO EXPAND Despite quitting Gaza, Mr Sharon has repeatedly pledged that there will be no let-up in plans to expand Jewish settlements in parts of the West Bank and in the Golan Heights, which Israel seized from Syria in 1967 and later unilaterally annexed.
10-31-05 - Ongoing crisis in Gaza demands world attention: Israel's wanton attacks must stop
10-31-05 - Palestine: Wide participation in the Olive Harvest Festival Every year at the beginning of October, the annual olive harvest begins in Palestine. The survival of tens of thousands of Palestinian families is more dependant than ever on their ability to harvest their olives and market the oil they yield.
10-31-05 - Gaza Strip could turn into 'prison camp': Palestine FM "There has been no change in the legal status of the Gaza Strip," he said, adding "interference" by the Israelis over the Palestinians continued by Israel's control over water resources and passage rights through the region.
10-31-05 - West Bank Raid Endangers Mideast Accord
10-31-05 - Sharon Praises Stands Against Iran, Syria Naturally, since Israel is calling the shots. From 2003 Israeli Ambassador to US Calls for 'Regime Change' in Iran, Syria
10-31-05 - Israel army ready to react as Palestinians mark anniversary of death of Yasser Arafat
10-31-05 - GCC calls for halt to Israeli 'aggression'
10-31-05 - Islamic group targets David Project A Boston Islamic group sued a pro-Israel group for defamation.
10-31-05 - 2015 release projected for Pollard The U.S. Bureau of Prisons projects a 2015 release date for Jonathan Pollard, the former U.S. navy analyst convicted of spying for Israel. The release date, on the bureau?s Web site, is the first indication that the United States plans to release Pollard, who was convicted in 1986 and is serving a life sentence in a North Carolina prison.
10-31-05 - Palestinians seek stronger political, economic support from Korea
10-31-05 - Title VI Debate Focus on Resource Centers Legislation introduced to the U.S. House of Representatives this session by Rep. Patrick Tiberi (R-Ohio) would create an advisory board to observe the workings of Title VI and report to Congress. So that pro-Israeli 'scholars' can ensure that their agenda is being taught at our universities.
10-31-05 - The Louise T Blouin Foundation Launches a Presence in The Middle East and Announces Support for a New Cultural Dialogue Between Israel and Palestine
10-31-05 - Remarks by Stephen Hadley to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee National Summit 2005 If freedom prevails in Iraq, others in the region - including Syria and Iran - will be under greater pressure to open up their repressive political systems. And that is good news for Israel...But if we succeed in our broader objectives in the War on Terror and in Iraq, Israel will be more secure as a result. No kidding, what a coincidence.
10-31-05 - BibleLands Christmas Appeal for Children of Behtlehem The Sheepfold is a small Christian home that seeks to provide individual care and teaching for children and young people with special needs. It is situated in Beit Sahour, a small Palestinian Christian Arab town just outside Bethlehem in the West Bank
10-31-05 - Korea to Open Representative Office in Palestine in Mid-Nov.
10-31-05 - Plan underway to encourage IT students to live in Jerusalem Prime Minister Ariel Sharon stated that he intends to continue enacting various plans for strengthening the capital, including in the fields of employment and housing in the city center. Sharon said, 'Jerusalem is Israel?s eternal capital and thus we must enhance its status as a national asset of the highest order.'
10-31-05 - Israel Should Pull Out of West Bank Unilaterally, Barak Says Israel should give up as much as 93 percent of the territory for a Palestinian state, Barak said
10-31-05 - Following Adalah' Petition to Supreme Court: AG Announces Cancellation of Military Service Criterion to Lease Land in Arab Bedouin Towns in the Naqab
10-31-05 - Italy's foreign minister wants Iran brought before Security Council
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