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Saturday, November 05, 2005
11-04-05 - Call for probe into beating of Al Jazeera cameraman by Israeli soldiers An Israeli police spokesman confirmed that the cameraman was detained for several hours and claimed that he had attacked a border guard. Al Jazeera screened footage showing that this was not true and that Israeli soldiers surrounded a dozen Palestinian and international demonstrators at the foot of the separation barrier at Bil?in, north of Ramallah
11-04-05 - Israeli artillery shells a town, south of Gaza Several Palestinian homes were damaged during the shelling which was carried out without any prior clashes, the source stated. Dozens of families, and their children, fled their homes fearing additional shelling
11-04-05 - Marooned Bethlehem, a place of Christian pilgrimage for centuries, will soon be encircled by Israel's security barrier. Is the town to become no more than a museum among ancient shrines? John Harris meets the people campaigning to keep it alive ........"Her grandparents on her mother's side live over there," he says, pointing across the valley. "And every time we have tried to visit we have been stopped. Now, we're pretty much prohibited. She last saw her grandmother three months ago."
11-04-05 - Israel weapons firm builds armed speedboat drone
11-04-05 - Water Crisis in Gaza: How Occupation Affects Palestinians Access to Water Since Israel controls the water, they allow Palestinians in the West Bank 114 MCM/yr only ? they have to purchase another 30-40 MCM/yr for the West Bankers and 4 MCM/yr for Gazans from Mekorot, the Israeli water company.
11-04-05 - Al-Jazeera Cameraman Detained in Israel
11-04-05 - Hamas takes credit for killing soldier
11-04-05 - U.S millionaire finances Jewish settlement in east Jerusalem American Jewish millionaire Irwin Moskowitz is behind a plan to establish a new Jewish neighborhood within the Sheikh Jarrah quarter of East Jerusalem.
11-04-05 - Prison fence Jerusalem-area fence will imprison Palestinians, block peace
11-04-05 - Broken bones and broken hopes One thinks of his hands, scarred by soldiers' beatings; another remembers a friend who flitted between life and death in the hospital for 12 days, after he was beaten by soldiers who caught him drawing a slogan on a wall during a curfew. Yet another remembers the Al-Am?ari refugee camp; during the first intifada, all its young men were hopping on crutches or were in casts because they had thrown stones at soldiers, who in turn chased after them and carried out Rabin's order
11-04-05 - Cameraman freed by Israeli police
11-04-05 - Israel marks Rabin assassination
11-04-05 - Resident dies of wounds sustained last week
11-04-05 - Army installs X-ray search machine in Azoun Atma village
11-04-05 - Credit card helps Israel A new Visa credit card sends a portion of the amount spent to Israel-related charities.
11-04-05 - Editorial: Adding Palestine to the map
11-04-05 - Groups protest Bush visit
11-04-05 - The litter of broken hopes Michael Binyon on a multi-stranded tapestry of a novel that attempts to bring alive for a wider world the human stories behind the Palestinian exile
11-04-05 - Hecklers interrupt, vie with speaker Don and his associate loudly and publicly expressed anger at what they felt was Bird's continued presentation of pro-Palestinian ideas despite the CNI's description of itself as a "nonpartisan grass-roots organization."
11-04-05 - War by remote control Fact, Israel is insisting that the donor nations pay for the technology-rich "international passages" that will replace the checkpoints
11-04-05 - Defense Doesn't Rest In AIPAC Case Satterfield and Pollack, neither of whom has been charged in the case, allegedly leaked information related to Iran. If required to testify, they likely would be asked why it was important to get this information to the pro- Israel lobby
11-04-05 - Letter: What ifs in Israeli-Palestinian conflict What if the Bush Administration had played the role of an "honest broker" in the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, would there be a need for (President Bush's trusted friend and confidante) Karen Hughes, to go to that region to redeem America's reputation in the Middle East, as reported in the news last month?
11-04-05 - Annan delays Iran trip after row Israel urged the UN to expel Iran from the world body and called on Mr Annan to cancel his trip.
11-04-05 - Israel to resume involvement in prestigious U.S. defense project Mofaz told Israeli reporters in Washington that the crisis between Israel and the U.S. over security issues was over.
11-04-05 - Israel recognizes China's full market economy status Israel is an important partner of China in trade and economic cooperation in Middle East. The bilateral cooperation in trade, investment, science and technology and agriculture developed well and has great potentials.
11-04-05 - Israel steps up surveillance on Lebanese border
11-04-05 - New films ask why suicide bombers kill "Under the occupation, we're already dead .... In this life we are dead anyway .... If we can't live as equals, at least we can die as equals"
11-04-05 - Italians rally against Iran remark Italy?s foreign minister backed out of a rally denouncing the Iranian president?s call for Israel?s destruction.
11-04-05 - RCS distributes Eid ul Adha gifts to Palestinian children
11-04-05 - Bahrain ready to end boycott The American Israel Public Affairs Committee worked closely with Congress to shape the agreement. The U.S. House of Representatives? Ways and Means committee referred the bill to the full House this week with a provision for a yearly assessment of whether Bahrain indeed has ended the boycott.
11-04-05 - Foxman: groups aim to 'Christianize' U.S. To the contrary, Foxman and his ilk have successfully Israelized America.
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