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Saturday, December 03, 2005
12-02-05 - Israeli troops kill Palestinian near Gaza border
12-02-05 - Parents speaking out to keep alive memory of child killed in Gaza
12-02-05 - Child killed, two youth injured in Khan Younis
12-02-05 - Palestinian leader asks for Jesusalem to be open city
12-02-05 - Effort for review of anti-Semitism on campus meeting new resistance The Senate language, inserted in the Deficit Reduction Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 2005 and passed by the Senate on Nov. 3, would gut plans to make universities that receive federal funds accountable to the Education Department to the degree that some Jewish groups have sought. They seek to legislate pro-Isreal views on campus.
12-02-05 - Christmas in the Holy Land
12-02-05 - Militants Wanted by Israel Return to Gaza Israel's demand that such fugitives be kept out are not part of the accord, the officials said
12-02-05 - Jewish settler population seen growing 4.3 percent in 2005 The Jewish population in the West Bank is expected to grow faster than
in any other Israeli district in 2005, to more than 243,000 people, the government reported Thursday.
12-02-05 - Israel: We prefer Assad Israel told the United States it fears the outcome of regime change in Syria. The United States is given its orders with regard to Syria.
12-02-05 - Canada continues shift toward Israel Upholding international law at the UN = "Israel-bashing", evidently. Israel is above the law and criticism.
12-02-05 - Palestinians sell out A Palestinian dance troupe known for its sharp depictions of life under Israeli occupation sold out a Washington theater.
12-02-05 - Israel Warns Gaza Could Face Sanctions Israel has accused Palestinians of allowing 15 Hamas fighters back into the Gaza Strip from Egypt through the Rafah border crossing and threatened to impose economic sanctions on the strip.
12-02-05 - Israelis killed Zia, suspects ex-US ambassador He says he was asked to persuade the Indians to be more pro-Israel too
12-02-05 - Palestinian finance minister asks G7 for $200 million in funding
12-02-05 - Palestine becomes Observer at WTO
12-02-05 - Bil?in protests against the Wall, calls for the release of CPM abductees in Iraq
12-02-05 - Human Rights Worker refuses deportation; Threatened by Police Officer
12-02-05 - U.S. aide to arrive in region to monitor Rafah crossing deal
12-02-05 - Palestinian Dreaming: Resistance and Joy
12-02-05 - Ballot boxes set on fire in Palestinian election
12-02-05 - Soldiers attack peaceful protest against the Wall in Aboud
12-02-05 - Palestinians describe their struggle for identity
12-02-05 - Adnan Nasser - Seeking a homeland
12-02-05 - From 1996: Defense Memo Warned of Israeli Spying; 'Ethnic Ties' Charge Draws ADL Rebuke; Drawing on the example of the Pollard case and four other Israeli espionage operations in the United States, the memo said that the country's recruitment techniques include "ethnic targeting, financial aggrandizement, and identification and exploitation of individual frailties" of U.S. citizens. "Placing Israeli nationals in key industries . . . is a technique utilized with great success," the memo said.
12-02-05 - Palestinians on campus try to promote culture
12-02-05 - "Pessoptimism" Colours Palestinian Experience
12-02-05 - Israel Successfully Tests Missile Defense Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz said an effective shield is needed in light of Iran's threats against Israel and efforts to develop non-conventional weapons.
12-02-05 - Cultural display sparks controversy "These days in the media you hear a lot about Palestine and the Middle East," said Wafa Hassouneh, an ASO member who co-designed the display. "We want to show the human side of the Palestinian issue, to remind people that there's a people and a culture behind Palestine."
12-02-05 - Deep Middle East distrust of US, says poll
12-02-05 - AIPAC raps US handling of Iran nukes
12-02-05 - Pipes?s article offensive We find Mr. Pipes?s comments very offensive in that he uses the word ?medicine? to refer to death, and stereotypes Palestinians as terrorists. We think these attitudes do not reflect true Jewish beliefs
12-02-05 - Canada votes against 3 anti-Israeli resolutions at the UN Canada has fallen to the pro-Israeli lobby.
12-02-05 - Viewpoint: UK war reporter Robert Fisk This idea that you must balance out a story by talking to the oppressors on an equal basis with the victims is ridiculous.
12-02-05 - 'Private' a thoughtful take on Mideast conflict
12-02-05 - Pickets protest Dershowitz speech Jewish Witnesses for Peace has been outside Beth Israel during Saturday morning services the past two years, protesting Israel's occupation of Palestinian territory. The group's leader, Henry Herskovitz, also is pushing Beth Israel for sit-down talks about the Palestinian occupation.
12-02-05 - Candlelight march encourages Bethlehem residents
12-02-05 - Victories in courtroom may help deter terrorism Winning judgments for the victims of Palestinian terrorism does ?exactly what Congress intended when it passed the Klinghoffer Act,? Strachman says. ?It creates an economic disincentive to terrorism, and it will remove the available funds to finance terrorism, which is very expensive.?
12-02-05 - Canadian Christian leaders warned of divestment "dangers" A group of U.S. clergy representing mainline denominations joined with B'Nai Brith Canada for a recent news conference in Toronto to warn their Canadian counterparts about the "dangers inherent" in divestment from Israel
12-02-05 - In Rome, Abbas welcomes 'radical' change in Israel
12-02-05 - OPT: Rubble of Gaza settlements to be cleared within month The removal of thousands of tonnes of rubble from the demolished Jewish settlements in Gaza is to begin within a month, a senior UN official said Thursday after a UN-Israeli agreement was signed on funding.
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