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Tuesday, November 15, 2005
11-14-05 - Resident killed in Gaza, two injured
11-14-05 - Hamas militant leader killed in West Bank
11-14-05 - Concluding session, Fourth Committee takes action on situation of Palestinians, Israeli practices in Occupied Territories The Committee approveda draft on assistance to Palestinian refugees by a recorded vote of 151 in favour to 1 against (Israel) Israel votes against assistance to the refugees that it created in the first place and who live in ghettoes.
11-14-05 - 1,500 housing units to be built in Tsufim settlement
11-14-05 - Report: 14,500 East Jerusalem children not in school due to lack of classrooms
11-14-05 - Rice delays departure to win Gaza-Egypt border deal
11-14-05 - Arafat the obstacle has been exposed as a myth
11-14-05 - Rice presses Sharon on opening of Gaza crossing
11-14-05 - Bush signs foreign aid bill The American Israel Public Affairs Committee lobbied hard for the package, including tough congressional oversight on the $150 million for the Palestinians
11-14-05 - Rice, Saudi spar on Israel Rice said the Israeli-Palestinian conflict should be resolved on its own terms and not because of any relation to terrorism. "It ought to be resolved because Palestinians deserve a better life and Israelis deserve a better life,"
11-14-05 - OPT: Weekly Press Release 5 - 11 Nov 2005 During this reporting period, the Israeli Army has continued to violate International Humanitarian Law and Fundamental Human Rights, by restricting freedom of movement to Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) ambulances and its medical teams. Delays, denial of access and arbitrary searches had a negative impact on wounded and sick in Jenin & Nablus.
11-14-05 - Baffled by triple hotel blasts, Jordanians harden views against al-Zarqawi Most of those killed in the triple hotel bombings were Arabs and Muslims ? and the targets included a Jordanian-Palestinian wedding reception.
11-14-05 - Congress Approves Israel Aid Package The bill also includes $40 million in refugee resettlement assistance to Israel and important new provisions that waive certain operating expenses associated with military training and financing provided to Israel, saving Israel an estimated $50-$75 million annually.
11-14-05 - Palestinian polls in Hebron delayed Hebron is controlled by the Israeli occupation army
11-14-05 - Al MezanCenter condemns the aggression against the Central Elections Commission office in Rafah and the Governorate of Khan Younis
11-14-05 - Settlers attack residents in Hebron, child injured
11-14-05 - Verdict in 'confirmed kill' affair pending Israeli officer: I was right to shoot 13-year-old child
11-14-05 - Sharon terms allowing Hamas in legislative election "grave error"
11-14-05 - Palestinians condemn arrest of militia leaders "We never and will never trust the UN and its Security Council as long as the implementation of international resolutions are subject to double standards and are fabricated to serve the U.S. and Zionist interests," he said.
11-14-05 - Two residents arrested near Bethlehem
11-14-05 - Rice seeks Gaza border deal Rice also said Washington wanted Israel to fulfil its road map requirement to stop expanding Jewish settlements in the West Bank. Sharon has moved to strengthen Israel's hold on major settlement blocs he says the Jewish state will never relinquish
11-14-05 - Working Together on a Social Justice Project Strengthened Our Marriage The Palestinians should be allowed back to their homes.
People are already living there.
At the very least they should be compensated.
Like the Jews from the Holocaust? So because it happened to Jews, it is ok to do it to someone else? A very odd sense of logic.
11-14-05 - Israel to launch spy satellite from India If all goes according to plan Israel will have the advantage of being able to monitor enemy countries like Iran and Syria.
11-14-05 - Disneys launch $125 million fund to invest in Israel
11-14-05 - Rice visits Jordan to show solidarity Rice had no condolences for the 27 Palestinians killed in those bombings?...
11-14-05 - Israel, Denmark sign regional agricultural pact Minister Shalom noted that this is a very important agreement that points the way to be followed in the future for full cooperation among Israel, Denmark, Egypt, Jordan, the Palestinian Authority, and the countries of the region.
11-14-05 - Israeli police question ambassador Mr Gusinsky fell foul of Vladimir Putin and lives in exile in Tel Aviv and Connecticut.
11-14-05 - Peace Takes Spotlight at Local Speech In his speech, Jerry Levin compared the Israeli treatment of the Palestinian people to the treatment of South African blacks under the segregationist apartheid government.
11-14-05 - Clinton stresses U.S.-Israel coalition But those words of support contrasted sharply with her virtual silence on Palestinian issues. Clinton spent no time in Gaza or the West Bank, drawing the ire of Palestinian leaders who felt slighted on what was the senator's second visit to Israel since taking office She's not getting my vote.
11-14-05 - Preaching For Mideast Peace Palestinian Catholic Priest Sermonizes In Old Lyme Church
11-14-05 - Canadian: We stand with Israel "Israel's values are Canada?s values," Canada?s prime minister told some 4,000 Jews in Toronto for the United Jewish Communities' annual conference. Canada's version of AIPAC is about as influential as ours by now. Poor Canadians.
11-14-05 - Groom to Remember a Wedding Day of Carnage
11-14-05 - Peretz: Settlers should evacuate Under
Knesset legislation submitted Monday by Amir Peretz, West Bank settlers who voluntarily move to Israel proper can expect the same government compensation given to settlers evacuated from the Gaza Strip in August and September.
11-14-05 - Jews Help Bloomberg's Re-election Some cited Bloomberg's anti-terrorism innovations, including stationing police detectives overseas as a source of counterterrorism intelligence for the city, and the mayor's support for Israel, as appealing to the Jewish voters in this year's election See this related article
11-14-05 - Who Needs Syria? No One Does Real, effective pressure on Assad would also benefit Israel because it would surely take the Golan Heights out of play as a bargaining chip in any road map negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
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