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Wednesday, November 16, 2005
11-15-05 - Israel lifts 'siege of Gaza' in landmark deal According to the deal signed yesterday, Israel will also allow buses and trucks to travel between the West Bank and Gaza and the construction of a port in Gaza, but it did not address freedom of movement in the West Bank
11-15-05 - Not guilty. The Israeli captain who put 17 bullets into a Palestinian schoolgirl Captain R "I and another soldier ... are going in a little nearer, forward, to confirm the kill ... Receive a situation report. We fired and killed her ... I also confirmed the kill. Over."
11-15-05 - Israel finally agrees to give Palestinians control of border While the agreement envisages work starting on a new seaport and "continuing discussions" on a new airport, Israeli officials said they had still not changed their view that these developments, particularly an airport, should not take effect in the imminent future.
11-15-05 - Twelve injured near Jenin The army is using the Palestinian residents as human shield despite that the procedure was barred by the Israeli High Court of justice
11-15-05 - Settlers burn Olive trees near Nablus The Maan News Agency reported that the armed settlers burnt the trees in Al Dhabia area, in Awarta, after attacking the areas and firing rounds of live ammunition
11-15-05 - Jewish settler attacks Tsufim checkpoint "After the incident the soldiers were extremely agitated. But instead of punishing the settler, they punished the farmers who were waiting for permission to enter their lands, isolated behind the wall."
11-15-05 - Israeli comander cleared over slain Palestinian schoolgirl What a surprise.
11-15-05 - Feature: Crossing deal stirs up mixed feelings among Palestinians "But I fear the agreement would never be translated into reality,"
11-15-05 - Palestinian state inevitable: Abbas Abbas said an independent state would be established on Palestinian and not Israeli terms. ...
Abbas accused Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of trying to unilaterally impose "an extremely dangerous, alternative" state which would be subject to constant Israeli surveillance and divided up "into cantons by the ( West Bank Jewish) settlements."
11-15-05 - Six arrested in Hebron, one home occupied
11-15-05 - Gaza deal unlikely to foster trust
11-15-05 - Deal opens Gaza borders the group of 10 students has been prohibited from ever actually attending class on campus
11-15-05 - Palestinians hail Gaza border deal "I am happy and I hope that the terminal will be reopened for good so that we can come and see our family in Gaza without any hassles,"
11-15-05 - Abbas: Israel pushing Palestinians to civil war "(Israel) is seeking to impose a very dangerous option, and that is a long-term solution based on setting up a state with provisional borders controlled by the Israelis, divided by settlements into isolated cantons,"
11-15-05 - Israel-supporter gloats over deaths of innocents in Jordan and these are the ones that claim to be more 'civil' than the other. Mm k.
11-15-05 - Diplomats hail Gaza border deal
11-15-05 - Do Palestinians have an Independence Day?
11-15-05 - ICRC activities in Israel, the Occupied and Autonomous Territories: October 2005
11-15-05 - Settler who attempted to murder Pal. Youth released
11-15-05 - 'We are Samah's parents too' Fairouz Gaboua, whose 5-year-old
son Mohammad received one of Ahmed?s kidneys, came to thank the Khatibs. Tovah Levinson of Jerusalem, the mother of 3-year-old Menouha who received Ahmed?s second kidney, was also there to meet the family.
11-15-05 - Father: Court legitimized killing children
11-15-05 - Police, Bedouin clash in Negev
11-15-05 - Sharon's son faces jail in corruption case
11-15-05 - 'Free at last, free at last'
11-15-05 - The Palestinians of Lebanon?and the lost dream
11-15-05 - Some Israelis Praise Suicide-Bomber Film Beware - the pro-Israel mouthpiece THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gives away the ending of the movie at the end of the article.
11-15-05 - Australian Anti-Terror Laws Target Muslims, Media & Intellectuals it is permitted for Australian Jews to serve in the Israeli army in the illegally-occupied West Bank or to give donations (small to huge) to support illegal Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands
11-15-05 - International Solidarity Day Background
11-15-05 - Zarqawi Flubs and Kills Israel?s Enemies not only did the dead al-Zarqawi kill innocent Jordanians and important Palestinians, he also managed to kill a few Chinese. It is common knowledge the Chinese government is nurturing a relationship with the Palestinians and no doubt the Likudites hate this idea
11-15-05 - Hillary in the Holy Land The senator's comments seem as if they were taken word-for-word from an AIPAC position paper. They may well have been. Just last May, Sen. Clinton spoke at an AIPAC conference where she praised the bonds between Israel and the United States:
11-15-05 - PNN listens to people's viewpoints on Independence Day
11-15-05 - Rice in Israel: Isolate Syria He praised the American government and said the United States "plays a key role in the significant transformations the Middle East underwent in recent years. The U.S. is leading an essential international move to turn the Middle East into a more moderate, democratic and stable region," the PM said
11-15-05 - UK: Amnesty launches its annual 'Message of Hope' greetings card campaign The Bashirs, a Palestinian family from Gaza, who had been living for several years with their house occupied by Israeli soldiers, received more than 15,000 cards and letters last year.
11-15-05 - Eight residents arrested in the West Bank
11-15-05 - Shin Bet 'harassment' of Arab journalists protested by rights groups Abu Hussein was the second Arab journalist in a month to be interrogated by the Shin Bet, after Hasan Mawasi was also summoned for questioning some three weeks ago.
11-15-05 - Canadians protest Sharon The pro-Palestinian demonstrators rallied Monday night outside the Toronto convention center
11-15-05 - NATO generals in Israel NATO air force chiefs held a security conference with Israel.
11-15-05 - Ward replaced as Mideast coordinator Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Tuesday that Lt. Gen. William Ward, appointed in February to help pave the way for Israel?s withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, would be replaced by Maj. Gen. Keith Dayton
11-15-05 - Israel?s aid request for next fiscal year nears final passage in Congress Legislators of both political parties have long supported aid to Israel as a means to ensure the security of the only democracy in the Middle East The 'only democracy in the Middle East'? Not anymore. They're going to have to come up with a new mantra.
11-15-05 - Visiting Israeli doctor is Greek Orthodox Arab He also finds Americans to be quieter and more patient, while Israelis might be more likely to be angry and shouting. He's obviously never been to New York..
11-15-05 - Hopeless in Gaza
11-15-05 - Political Zionists Clinton and McCain Proud Supporters of Israel
11-15-05 - Netanyahu blasts cabinet for Gaza access links agreement
11-15-05 - Sacked Palestinian official slams dismissal as illegal
11-15-05 - A U.S. funded program offers greater opportunities for the Palestinian youth
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