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Sunday, November 20, 2005
11-19-05 - Gaza youth killed over land dispute The 17-year-old boy, a bystander, was shot on Friday in a gunbattle outside a police station in the southern town of Khan Younis where members of a prominent Gaza family had gathered to demand the release of two relatives held in a land dispute.
11-19-05 - VIDEO: Protests in Bil'in "So why are you here with guns forcing me out of my land?". One of the Israeli soldiers then stepped towards the questioning Palestinian in an attacking motion threatening to hurt him for questioning the soldiers, reminding the Palestinian of his formidable power. Palestinians must be extremely careful at such protests as they are frequently beaten and arrested by Israeli soldiers without charge.
11-19-05 - Walls of Jerusalem's Old City in danger of collapse
11-19-05 - The compromise of the U.S. government by Israeli interests
11-19-05 - West Bank Road Vs. Peace
11-19-05 - Palestinian firm offers high-speed surfing via electric cables in Gaza
11-19-05 - Christy?s flaming passions CHRISTY Moore?s latest album is dedicated to Rachel Corrie, a 23-year-old American peace activist killed by an Israeli army bulldozer in 2003 while trying to defend Palestinian homes against demolition
11-19-05 - Dozens Injured in Weekly Anti-wall Demonstration in Bil'in
11-19-05 - Divestment Martin Luther King Jr.'s protest actions led him to a jail cell in Birmingham, Alabama. There he received a letter from local religious leaders telling him that his actions were "unwise and untimely" because they harmed relations between blacks and whites. King's response, in his famous "Letter from Birmingham Jail," was that he had already done a lot of talking. Now it was time to act.
11-19-05 - Making their voices heard The recording will make Fara the first rap artist in Gaza to have his work on CD.
11-19-05 - Sharon crackdown to win votes feared ORDERS to Israeli troops to take a tougher line against Palestinian militants have prompted fears that Ariel Sharon, the prime minister, is planning a crackdown to help him hold on to power in general elections expected in March He who treats the Palestinians the harshest, wins in Israeli politics. Lovely.
11-19-05 - 'I went to see Palestinian ghettos' On his arrival to the court Vanunu said that all he wants is to leave Israel. He told reporters that he traveled to the West Bank village of al-Ram in order to see "Palestinian ghettos."
11-19-05 - PA police confiscate stolen cars in Nablus in effort to impose order The police informed Palestinian militant groups - which oversee theft rings and possess illegal weapons - that they also intend to start collecting unlicensed guns, police said.
11-19-05 - J?lem: Stabbing attack thwarted Later the woman told interrogators she arrived at the checkpoint with the intent of stabbing a police officer
11-19-05 - UNRWA cuts, a dangerous implication says PPP activist
11-19-05 - Finance Minister submits resignation Palestinian Finance Minister Salam Fayyad, who has battled parliament to force it to carry out fiscal belt tightening measures, has submitted his resignation ahead of legislative elections due in January.
11-19-05 - Soldier hands arms to terrorists Exclusive: Ynet reports that IDF soldier handed three rifles to terror groups following threats against him and his family if he fails to do so; Soldier of Druze origins arrested few days ago, his remand extended by ten days
11-19-05 - Poll: 25% of settlers east of fence prepared to leave homes
11-19-05 - Shalom shook hands with Lebanese president Lebanon's pro-Syrian president shook hands with Israeli Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom earlier this week in Tunis where both men were attending a technology conference, Israel's foreign ministry said on Saturday
11-19-05 - Israel releases whistleblower Vanunu on bail
11-19-05 - Pete McCloskey interviewed, speaks about AIPAC Highly recommended.
11-19-05 - Reports: Germany to sell Israel submarines at discount price
11-19-05 - Viewpoint / James Baker remembers Yitzhak Rabin
11-19-05 - The Palestinians and the Party Line The real problem with Halper's view is that he believes it is America that is victimizing Israel in its quest for Middle East hegemony. But the fact is, is that it was Israel and her neocon cohorts in and around our government who have imposed this view on us in the first place via their 'Clean Break' strategy.
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