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Monday, January 09, 2006
01-08-06 - HEBRON: Israeli Military Arrests Christian Peacemaker Team, Confiscates 'Weapons' Throughout the month of December, the team had been documenting and filming home invasions by this six-man Israeli military patrol. Each time CPTers filmed the Israeli military patrol in a Palestinian home in the old city of Hebron, soldiers subsequently invaded invaded and searched their apartment.
01-08-06 - Israel to allow Palestinian campaigning in E Jerusalem
01-08-06 - Mysterious explosion wounds eight in one family in northern Gaza
01-08-06 - The Rape of Palestine The West Bank we must remember belongs to the Palestinians. The Israeli roads are built on confiscated land. The action approved by Sharon prevents the indigenous people from using their own land or roads built on their land; it prevents not only personal and community interaction, it prevents commercial activity as well. It is nothing more than a calculated attempt to destroy the viability of a people to provide for themselves, an attempt to cause deep and continuing mental harm, actions contrary to the UN Genocide Convention.
01-08-06 - Mazuz: Jewish lawlessness unpunished This is a severe phenomenon, which gives a sense of anarchy, and the impression that violence goes unpunished, Mazuz told government members.
01-08-06 - EU monitors urge Israel to make decision EU election monitors overseeing preparations for Palestinian parliamentary elections called on Israel today to decide as soon as possible on whether to allow Arabs to vote in east Jerusalem.
01-08-06 - Egypt agrees to reopen border
01-08-06 - One hundred and two olive trees cut down in the night Israeli partners informed CPT that footprints were found leading from
Ma'on to the site of the olive grove
01-08-06 - The whitewashing of Ariel Sharon
01-08-06 - AIPAC on Trial The Franklin-AIPAC-Israeli investigation was more than a spy case. It involved the future of US-Middle East relations and more specifically whether the '",neo-cons' would be able to push the US into a military confrontation with Iran
01-08-06 - Norwegian minister apologizes for call to boycott Israeli brands Halvorsen's call "was made in her capacity as party leader of SV," one of the two parties which form the government together with the Labor Party, Store wrote.
01-08-06 - Sharon's empty house a symbol of defiance Israelis simply don't want to live any more with a people they don't like, said Klein.
01-08-06 - Abbas one year on: security chaos, political uncertainty Perhaps his greatest achievement after formally taking up his duties on January 16 was to convince the principal armed Palestinian groups to observe, more or less, an informal truce in anti-Israeli attacks
01-08-06 - Stroke Experts Describe Sharon Procedure Even without the sedatives, Sharon might not wake from the coma
01-08-06 - Among Evangelicals, A Kinship With Jews Scholars of religion call this worldview "philo-Semitism," the opposite of anti-Semitism. It is a burgeoning phenomenon in evangelical Christian churches across the country, a hot topic in Jewish historical studies and a wellspring of support for Israel.
01-08-06 - The Israel-Palestine conflict might be resolved by thinking globally Sharon, like most Israelis, wants peace but is also committed to ensuring that Israel's permanent borders are a substantial improvement on those of 1948. The persistence of Israel's ambitions on the West Bank represents an absolute barrier to any meaningful accord, whoever leads the government in Jerusalem. This author disregards the fact that it is against international law to build settlements on occupied territory. The only 'territorial dispute' here is Israel's refusal to obey international law and cease its presence on Palestinian land (West Bank, Jerusalem).
01-08-06 - 'Thanking' Sharon
01-08-06 - U.S. faces new pressures on Mideast diplomatic policy Sharon's sudden illness forces into the open the delicate nature of a U.S. policy that granted him almost unlimited leeway as he pursued unilateral moves to defuse the conflict
01-08-06 - EXCLUSIVE Great-gran defies the gunmen to visit kids A GREAT-GRAN who turns 81 today is defying kidnap fears to visit refugees in Palestine.
01-08-06 - Kansas professors witnessing Israeli political history
01-08-06 - "Go in Peace" And it's the same at Kalandia. Palestinian areas on either side, entirely controlled by Israel.
01-08-06 - The Wall and The Demonstrators stand trial this week
01-08-06 - Karzai offers relationship with Israel Afghanistan's president says his government would forge diplomatic ties with Israel if the Palestinians can form a state of their own.
01-08-06 - Israeli police close offices of anti-Palestinian group in Jewish settlement The offices included three buildings, a kennel where dogs were trained to attack Palestinians, a religious seminary and a dining hall, Sagi said.
01-08-06 - Hamas Hopes to Form Coalition Gov't
01-08-06 - Abbas welcomes reopening of Beirut-based PLO offices
01-08-06 - Making human drama out of a political crisis According to Amelia Thomas, a correspondent for the Middle East Times and Christian Science Monitor, this felt pre-meditated, too. "Those accounts and images of the soldiers looked compassionate, but when you saw it take place, it didn't seem genuine but more like, 'Oh God, now I've got to hug another settler.'" One photographer is similarly cynical, describing it as "Woodstock Gaza, 2005".
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