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Monday, January 30, 2006
01-29-06 - Abbas to resign if Hamas fails to work with foreign powers
01-29-06 - Israel's shooting of young girl highlights international hypocrisy, say Palestinians Aya was the second child killed by the Israeli army last week. Soldiers near Ramallah shot 13-year-old Munadel Abu Aaalia in the back as he walked along a road reserved for Jewish settlers with two friends. The army said the boys planned to throw rocks at Israeli cars, which the military defines as terrorism.
01-29-06 - Several Fatah leaders resign in Gaza
01-29-06 - Life in Tel Rumeida; "It is clear who are the terrorists around here." his nephew Yousef is holding up a rock wrapped in a kerosene soaked cloth which was set on fire and thrown at the olive trees
01-29-06 - Soldiers install checkpoints near Tubas Troops suddenly installed a barrier on the road and blocked the movement of hundreds of Palestinian vehicles and residents, local sources reported
01-29-06 - Israeli right may gain ground
01-29-06 - Rice confident of consensus on aid cut to Hamas
01-29-06 - Palestinian refugees in Lebanon look to Hamas to get them home
01-29-06 - Rice Rules Out Aid to Hamas Government U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Sunday ruled out any American financial aid to a Hamas government in the Palestinian territories and said Washington wants Arab nations and others to cut off money as well.
01-29-06 - Hamas' conservative brand of Islam stirs worry among Palestinians After decades of secular leadership under the late Yasser Arafat, many Palestinians are bracing for a seismic social shift as Hamas' new legislators propose imposing conservative interpretations of traditional Muslim values, including no alcohol, separation of the sexes and veils for women.
01-29-06 - Netanyahu urges sanctions after Hamas win Netanyahu also called for Palestinians to be barred from entering Israel and to expand the route of the West Bank separation barrier, which already cuts into the occupied territory, in order to incorporate more Jewish settlements.
01-29-06 - Olmert Rules Out Working With Palestinians Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Sunday that Israel won't have any contacts with the Palestinians unless Hamas disarms and recognizes Israel.
01-29-06 - Gallup Palestinian Survey Reveals Broad Discontentment With Status Quo At the same time, Gallup finds continued Palestinian support for the peace process with Israel and a preference for negotiation rather than terrorism, raising questions about just what kind of mandate Hamas will have for its more militant approach. Relinked in case you missed it.
01-29-06 - U.S. Jewish leaders consider financially assisting fired AIPAC officials
01-29-06 - U.S. Jews start thinking seriously about the AIPAC case Regardless, some U.S. Jewish leaders convened this week and decided that the time has come for action. For some time now they have felt uncomfortable with the way the case is being conducted. Many thought that the prosecution was not justified and that its motivations are extraneous - the power wars of Washington and perhaps also a bit of anti-Semitism, or at least a desire to humiliate the pro-Israel lobby and damage its power.....Therefore, said the head of one of the major Jewish organizations, it is not AIPAC that should be attacked. A large majority of the Jewish community is interested in defending it, even if it is sometimes not pleased with its policy. "It is necessary to attack the prosecution and the case," It couldn't be that somebody broke the law? It has to be anti-Semitism!!
01-29-06 - 9/11: Pretext for Oil, or Jesus? "There are 70 million of us," he says. "And if there's one thing that brings us together quickly it's whenever we begin to detect our government becoming a little anti-Israel."
01-29-06 - Senators Support Holding Palestinian Aid Hamas' strong showing in last week's voting has been attributed in large part to dissatisfaction with the ruling Fatah party's ability to provide basic services as well as widespread corruption in its government. The U.S. was providing $150 million in aid to the Palestinian government this year.
01-29-06 - Hamas official: Group will make Islamic law a source for legislation Sheikh Mohammed Abu Tir, no. 2 on the Hamas list, told Canada's Globe and Mail that the government will modify the existing Palestinian education system to and institute a more Islamic curriculum, and will separate boys and girls.
01-29-06 - Hamas suggests it could look for alternative sources of funding Haniyeh said the Palestinians would only disarm and end the armed struggle when Israel ended its occupation of land the Palestinians seek for an independent state.
01-29-06 - FBI conducting more investigations into AIPAC The FBI is conducting a second round of investigation concerning the Franklin-Aipac case and has interviewed in the past weeks several Jewish leaders and former Aipac officials.
01-29-06 - Nervous Palestinians Circulate Hamas Jokes
01-29-06 - When a Mother Gets Killed Does She Make a Sound? The answer is unclear at this point, but some disturbing patterns are beginning to emerge. They implicate some of our major news media, and, perhaps most of all, the Associated Press, the oldest and largest wire service in the world. I'm not the only one to have noticed this (see news for Jan. 27 in the archives).
01-29-06 - Hamas: US not enemy
01-29-06 - Women of Gaza fear for their freedoms under new religious regime
01-29-06 - Abramoff and al-Arian: Lobbyist's "Charity" a Front for Terrorism Abramoff, a legendary lobbyist particularly close to DeLay, is also a fierce supporter of Israel?"a super-Zionist," one associate says
01-29-06 - Election officials reduce Hamas seats by two
01-29-06 - ABC's Bob Woodruff Reluctant to Label Hamas a Terrorist Group Old Bob fell afoul of the pro-Israeli community.
01-29-06 - The negative results of Israel's efforts to demonise everyone Hamas is a creation of Israel, supported and nourished by Yitzhak Rabin over 25 years ago in an attempt to use Islam as a counter to PLO nationalism. If
01-29-06 - Hebron squatters agree to leave alone - and return, legally The state and Hebron's settlers reached an agreement early Monday morning under which Jewish squatters would voluntarily leave the city's wholesale market by Monday night, Israel Radio reported. In exchange, they are to secure the state's promise to speed up legal proceedings that would enable them to return to the market legally.
It would only be 'legal' by Israeli law, since Israel's seizure of the Palestinian market was unlawful under international law.
01-29-06 - 'Boycott Israel' forum held in London
01-29-06 - Palestinians Unite Again to Appeal for the Release of the Peace Activists held Hostage in Iraq
01-29-06 - Official says Hamas victory worries Holy Land Christians
01-29-06 - Hamas win is 'savage indictment' of U.S., Israeli policy "the abject failure of the United States to push forward any meaningful peace process between Israel and the Palestinians, the routine breaking of promises, and the expansion of the Israeli military occupation systematically undermined those Palestinians who supported negotiations and a viable two-state solution."
01-29-06 - Palestinian Grassroots Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign:
01-29-06 - Hamas will make a deal
01-29-06 - Mock trial of Bush, Blair and Sharon planned The prosecution will be headed by former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark, who sits on Saddam's defense team, according to one of the organizers.
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