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Wednesday, February 15, 2006
02-14-06 - Israeli soldiers shoot student in face Soldiers claim that the boy opened a window, and when they ordered him to close it, he did not. So he was shot in the face by the soldiers at close range
02-14-06 - Settlers storm Beit Furik neighborhood
02-14-06 - Gazans Not Feeling Very Free "Sometimes, I think it would be better to have the settlers here," he said, "because they weren't able to do things like this to them. Sonic booms at 3 a.m. Shelling. It's the worst kind of terrorism, that's all you can call it. What else do you call it but terrorism, when your children are kept awake all night long, terrified?"
02-14-06 - Hamas refuses to name its choice for prime minister
02-14-06 - Hamas Assails U.S., Israeli 'interference'
02-14-06 - US says "no plot" for Hamas ouster In addition, some of the aid the Palestinians receive from the United States and European Union will be stopped or reduced, the officials told The Times. Further travel restrictions might also be imposed, including cutting Gaza off completely from the West Bank, the newspaper reported.
02-14-06 - Groups Call on Administration to Reject Pressure to Suspend USAID Funds to the Palestinians
02-14-06 - Palestinian leadership begs Germany for aid to continue
02-14-06 - Abbas to ask Hamas to share his political vision Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will ask Hamas to accept his vision of peace with Israel when the group assumes control of parliament this weekend, an aide said, setting the stage for crisis.
02-14-06 - Israel pressing for early aid cut-off of Hamas Israel is trying to persuade donor countries to sever support for the Palestinian Authority starting this weekend when a Hamas-led parliament is sworn in
02-14-06 - Israel Seeks To Cancel the Results of Legislative Elections Israeli daily Maariv quoted Israeli army staff sources saying that the president Mahmoud Abbas is able to cancel the elections results and announce conducting new elections within six months.
02-14-06 - Olmert slams Iranian president for 'hatred' towards Israel: report Earlier Tuesday, Israel's new army intelligence chief called Iran the "main threat" to the Jewish state and maintained that Tehran was likely to have the capacity to develop nuclear weapons "by the end of the decade".
02-14-06 - Hebron family traumatized after Shabbat attack
02-14-06 - US and Israel 'trying to destabilise Hamas' administration officials are considering putting pressure on Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states to ensure they do not make up the shortfall in funding.
02-14-06 - Israel arrests 19 in W Bank raids
02-14-06 - Canada Stands Behind Israel?s Position Canada = newest Israeli occupied territory.
02-14-06 - Help Needed in Hebron
02-14-06 - Judge: Israeli citizens who marry Palestinians can go live in Jenin
02-14-06 - Caught in the Middle Q&A: "Paradise Now" Actor Lives Between Two Worlds, But is a Part of Neither
02-14-06 - Harper lays out conditions for further Canadian aid in talks with Abbas
02-14-06 - Oscar organizers deny pressure on Palestinian film The issue of whether to designate the film as coming from Palestine or the Palestinian Authority has vexed Israeli officials and U.S. Jewish groups who maintain that since there is no Palestinian state, the designation of "Palestine" does not exist Pro-Israelis feel the need to control every aspect of all things Palestinian.
02-14-06 - Syria seeks to divert attention with Hezbollah front: Israel
02-14-06 - Jordanian king calls on EU to continue aid to Palestinians
02-14-06 - Russia delays delivering armored personnel carriers to Palestine "It would have been shortsighted to supply armored personnel carriers to Palestine bearing in mind the recent Hamas victory in parliamentary situations and the current state of Middle Eastern affairs, so we will take a break,"
02-14-06 - Pre-trial strategies suggest unwanted exposure of AIPAC's lobbying practices
02-14-06 - Mubarak Thinks Hamas Will Change Ways Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak thinks Hamas militants soon to head the Palestinian government will succumb to international pressure and renounce their violent campaign against Israel, Israel's Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz quoted him Monday as saying.
02-14-06 - Former Official Backs Lobbyists in Leak Case The former head of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Policy helped write a memorandum of law calling for dismissal of Espionage Act charges against two pro-Israel lobbyists
02-14-06 - "Made in Palestine" art exhibition to open in New York City "Made in Palestine," an exhibition of the work of 23 Palestinian artists, in Palestine and in exile, is a beautiful testiment to the resilience, creativity and resistance of the Palestinian people and of Palestinian culture
02-14-06 - Olmert: Israel needs constitution Acting PM says constitution a must; Netanyahu agrees but warns against U.S. model
02-14-06 - Inflammatory Attack on Nonviolent Solidarity Group
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