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Thursday, January 26, 2006
01-25-06 - Impoverished Gazans vote for change "Today is important because the Palestinian people need their independence, they need to establish their own state and achieve peace with Israel,"
01-25-06 - Palestinians cast historic vote
01-25-06 - Palestinians go to the polls Rightwing Israeli politicians and extremists attempted to force their way into a Palestinian polling station in east Jerusalem, but 75 policemen blocked their way.
01-25-06 - A six per cent democracy As well as severely restricting the number of Palestinians allowed to vote, Israel photocopied registration lists. A refusal to give a previously issued letter of assurances that voting would not affect residency and other rights added to the atmosphere of fear.
01-25-06 - Bush's Dilemma: Iran vs. Israel by Patrick J. Buchanan In short, if Bush does not confront Iran on the nuclear issue with sanctions or air strikes, he may find himself confronted by Israelis and their U.S. auxiliaries
01-25-06 - AIPAC: A Danger For Jews; Orthodox Jews Will Assemble to Protest Against AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee) at Annual Dinner Rabbi Yisroel Dovid Weiss, a spokesman for Neturei Karta International, Jews United Against Zionism, stated at a recent meeting: "Philanthropists and government representatives, should be apprised of the reality, that supporting Zionism and the State of 'Israel,' does not help Jews or Judaism, but only helps to perpetuate the tragic impasse and constant bloodshed in the Middle East."
01-25-06 - Israel's Olmert orders W.Bank barrier built faster
01-25-06 - Sentence in Franklin case sends chill through free-speech community Malcolm Hoenlein, executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, told the Jerusalem Post that the climate in Washington was "unacceptable." That "two patriotic American citizens who are working for Jewish organizations who did nothing to violate American security should have to stand trial and be subject to the public scrutiny and public humiliation, frankly I find very disturbing, and a matter that we all have to look at in a much more serious way," Some people feel that they are above the law. It looks like the law just him square in the ass, rightly so.
01-25-06 - Jews look for pro-Israel turn as Conservatives win Canadian vote "I think the government will be more proactive in seeking remedies to ensure the Iranians do not move forward with their nuclear program," agreed Frank Dimant, president of B'nai Brith Canada. "I know that they understand the threat Iran is, not just to Israel, but to Canada, Europe and the U.S." Canada's growing neocon problem.
01-25-06 - Bush: U.S. Not Ready to Deal With Hamas
01-25-06 - In Wake of Palestinian Elections, ADL Urges World Leaders Not to Legitimate Terrorist Group Hamas ADL says 'Jump!, Bush replies 'how high?'
01-25-06 - Israel-Egypt Trade Soars on U.S. Deal Israel-Egypt Trade Soars, Thanks to United States Deal
01-25-06 - EU Could Increase Palestinian Aid Despite Hamas Victory
01-25-06 - York school board pulls controversial children?s book One Palestinian girl, Wafa, 12, complains about Israeli military checkpoints, saying ? the Israeli soldiers treat us like dogs. They make us stand and wait for no good reason, just because they can.
01-25-06 - OPT: Costs of conflict - Nablus after five years of conflict as this study concludes these changes are insufficient to stimulate recovery in Nablus. The bulk of the movement restrictions - aggravated by the presence of 14 Israeli settlements and 26 outposts around Nablus city - remain and in some cases are tightening.
01-25-06 - Palestinian refugees will hold mock PLO elections in Brussels and Paris The symbolic elections aim to raise public awareness of the exclusion of over half of the Palestinian people from the internationally-sponsored process of Palestinian political decision making applied under the terms of the Madrid-Oslo agreements between Israel and the PLO.
01-25-06 - Study: 220 Israeli firms export arms According to the study, most of the transactions are reported to the American government.
01-25-06 - A Minnesota senator said he was concerned that congressional trips to Israel could be cut under lobbying reform proposals. Who does he work for, the American people, or AIPAC?
01-25-06 - Inalienable Human Rights Stand Trial Today in Jerusalem Today begins the trial of Mordechai Vanunu, a Christian in Jerusalem fighting for the inalienable right to free speech and movement.
01-25-06 - Munich: Mossad breaks cover the assassination campaign did not fall apart because the agents lost their nerve, as the film suggests, but because an operation went disastrously wrong at Lillehammer in Norway, when the Israelis mis-identified their target - the Black September chief Ali Hassan Salameh - and killed an innocent Moroccan waiter instead. Spielberg does not even mention Lillehammer;
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