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Sunday, April 09, 2006
04-08-06 - Six die in new Israeli air strike
04-08-06 - Two Palestinians militants killed in Israeli raid in Gaza A third militant was rushed to hospital in critical condition and at least four bystanders were wounded in the attack, one medical sources reported.
04-08-06 - Hamas in call to end suicide bombings 'The occupation government with its outside allies succeeded in labelling all Palestinians as terrorists as a result of the suicide bombings,'
04-08-06 - Does Israel Conduct Covert Action in America? The goal of using the Nazi analogy is to suppress any realistic debate about the pluses and minuses of the U.S.-Israel relationship, and to make sure any American raising questions about U.S. support for Israel is seen as siding with the "Islamofascists," the heirs of Nazism
04-08-06 - Hamas pressured by cash crisis and Israeli attacks In the West Bank, a Palestinian militant from the radical group Islamic Jihad was shot and captured by Israeli troops in the village of Silat A-Hartiya, near Jenin, while two stone-throwing teenagers were also wounded
04-08-06 - Hamas condemns 'hasty' aid cuts
04-08-06 - Palestine flourishing against the odds
04-08-06 - Olmert says Israel not to negotiate peace dea l with Abbas It was the first time that Olmert said clearly he will not negotiate with Abbas unless the new Hamas government recognizes Israel, renounces violence and accepts existing peace accords. Any ole excuse will do.
04-08-06 - Israel on alert for retaliatory strikes
04-08-06 - Tourism's latest holiday hotspot: the West Bank there is one industry that continues to experience growth: alternative tourism. Travel operators and advocacy groups are beginning to offer tours for those wanting to know more about the political situation in the Palestine territories, as well as the area's rich historic and religious significance...."We're seeing more and more people wanting to come here and find out the truth for themselves,"
Oh dear.
04-08-06 - Settlers attack shepherds in Hebron Mohammad, the father of Moneer, said that settlers hurled stones at the shepherds in an attempt to force them out of a land adjacent to the illegal settlement outpost.
04-08-06 - Olmert: We'll relocate settlements to blocs The majority of settlements that will be evacuated in the next Israeli pullout from areas in the West Bank will be moved to settlement blocs, and the security fence's route will be consequently modified according to the new bloc map, Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert told Newsweek Magazine in an interview set to be published Sunday. All of the settlements built on occupied Palestinian land are illegal under international law.
04-08-06 - Colonisers Plant Trees on Seized Palestinian Land Witnesses said that the colonisers uprooted 1000 olive trees, which planted by the Israeli "Taayush" movement and American Peace Team with the owners of the lands to stop seizing lands by the colonizers These are the peacekeepers to which the author is referring.
04-08-06 - Mother's plea for justice for her slaughtered son Tomorrow the quietly spoken former teacher will be the first witness at the high-profile inquest into the death of Tom Hurndall, 22, the British student shot in the head as he shepherded Palestinian children to safety.
04-08-06 - There is no hunger in Gaza
04-08-06 - Palestinian blames Indian colleagues for dismissal; approaches rights body "I have an ageing mother and four young sisters to look after, so I desperately need a source of income. My sisters are unmarried and it is my responsibility to get them settled in life,"
04-08-06 - Now it can be told I remarked to Terner that actually nothing would be more suitable than to have these photos presented to youths who are soon to enlist in the Israel Defense Forces - in other words, to hang them in an educational institution - as they ought to learn as soon as possible how to abuse Palestinians.
04-08-06 - A lesson from the Holocaust for us all Israeli academic researchers have themselves proved that no such radio broadcasts were ever made, that the Palestinians fled - victims of what we would today call ethnic cleansing - after a series of massacres by Israeli forces, especially in the village of Deir Yassin, just outside Jerusalem.
04-08-06 - Palestine aid cut would be 'brutal', EU diplomats say
04-08-06 - Peace Now head threatened Letter placed at entrance to Yariv Oppenheimer's Ramat Gan home threatens Peace Now director general with use of force if organization does not stop petitioning High Court against West Bank outposts
04-08-06 - Putting 'Arabian Tales' in a New Light "We feel that a lot of times here in the United States our young people only hear or know about one facet of life in the Middle East," says American co-director Deirdre Kelly Lavrakas. "Through these stories, we want to introduce young people to literature and culture in a fun, educational way." The production is a mixture of acting, dance and music.
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