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Friday, April 21, 2006
04-20-06 - Palestinian business says moves against Hamas threaten stability They say a hasty, US-led campaign against Hamas threatens to undo efforts in recent years to boost the private sector, increase transparency in the Palestinian Authority (PA) and promote reform in the wider economy of the occupied territories
04-20-06 - Lebanese PM calls for help for US help for Israeli withdrawal from Shebaa Israel's withdrawal from the area could lead to Hezbollah's disarmament, as the movement says it needs weapons only to defend against Israel, Siniora said earlier. The Bush administration's newfound concern for Lebanon ends with the Hariri investigation and the calls for disarming Hezbollah, I'm guessing.
04-20-06 - Hamas reveals new security force Mr Siyam also put a leading militant, Jamal Abu Samhadana, in charge of Palestinian police and security forces.
04-20-06 - The New York Times Whitewashes the Israeli Takeover of East Jerusalem
04-20-06 - Palestinian Authority: Hamas must condemn attacks on civilians
04-20-06 - Abbas hopes to persuade Hamas to denounce terrorism
04-20-06 - Medical error 'may have caused Sharon's stroke'
04-20-06 - Syria rejects UN Lebanon border call Syria cannot draw its shared border with Lebanon because a key southern zone remains occupied by Israel, a government official said in response to a UN call to firm up its frontiers.
04-20-06 - Palestinian Rights Committee approves programme for seminar to be held in Cairo, 26 - 27 April
04-20-06 - Lebanon president rejects call to merge Hezbollah into army Lebanon's pro-Syrian president, Emile Lahoud, rejected a UN proposal to merge the Hezbollah militia into the army as a ploy to weaken the country's defences against Israel.
04-20-06 - Blair envoy holds talks with Palestinian leader
04-20-06 - Spectre of failed state looms over Hamas "All the measures combined are likely to have a very harsh impact on the Palestinian economy and the living conditions of the people in Palestine." The stated goal (which was later denied) of Israel (who then involved us to go along with them) was to starve the Palestinians into ousting the Hamas government.
04-20-06 - Arab funds to give Palestinians aid Large Arab investment funds will funnel about $50 million into projects to ease the hardships of the Palestinians but the money will not go to the cash-strapped Hamas-led government, fund heads said on Wednesday
04-20-06 - Brazil Quietly Pursues Own Nuclear Path "Brazil doesn't cheat on the Nonproliferation Treaty and it does not exist in an area of high tension," said David Albright, a former U.N. inspector who runs the Washington-based Institute for Science and International Security. Israel does, and refuses to sign the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, let alone allow in the weapons inspectors.
04-20-06 - In Rare Move, 2nd AIPAC Dismissal Hearing Set In another unusual move, the government asked Ellis yesterday to hold a closed hearing on the case and supported it with a petition from Deputy Attorney General Paul J. McNulty.
04-20-06 - Vanunu hit by further ban on leaving Israel The nuclear whistleblower and peace activist Mordechai Vanunu has been told that the ban stopping him leaving Israel has been extended for another year and that he is still viewed by the authorities "as a security risk to the state".
04-20-06 - Balad MKs meet Hamas despite Border Police intervention Attorney General Menachem Mazuz will defend the government's move to revoke the East Jerusalem residency of three Hamas members of the Palestinian parliament if the decision is petitioned in the High Court, Mazuz has informed interim Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.
04-20-06 - Bereaved Israelis and Palestinians advocate peace in festival film If the documentary has a hidden agenda, it is to give voice to ordinary people whom the media generally overlook in their coverage of vociferous prime ministers and bloody acts of violence. Along those lines, Avni has founded a nonprofit, Just Vision, which spotlights the grassroots peace efforts of Israelis and Palestinians.
04-20-06 - Church calls for Hamas to renounce terror after Tel Aviv bombing
04-20-06 - Suicide bombing highlights hatreds We are Americans, not Israelis. Please give us the whole picture, not an Israeli-centric one. Read last letter on page as well.
04-20-06 - Breaking Up Bomb Plots--and Habitats? Besides disrupting the flow of surface water, Garb says the barrier could damage the region's unique ecosystems by blocking animal migration Why can't Israel build the wall on the Green Line - or the internationally recognized border- rather than such that it confiscates large swaths of PALESTINIAN land? What would Americans do if someone came along and decided to build a 'fence' that SEIZES their property?
04-20-06 - AUT votes to boycott Israeli universities The Association of University Teachers (AUT), which represents 42,000 lecturers at British universities, has passed a motion calling on academics to sever links with three Israeli universities....The motion accuses the Hebrew University of dispossessing Palestinian families from their land in order to expand the university campus
04-20-06 - Former attorney testifies for man accused of helping Hamas Feldman said many of his clients - Palestinian detainees accused of taking part in terrorist activities - have talked of judgment so impaired by sleep deprivation and other techniques that they will confess to crimes they did not commit...Feldman also challenged the admissibility of statements Salah made under interrogation through the Israeli military court system.
04-20-06 - EDITORIAL: A decent future for Palestine
04-20-06 - Desert Storms Can a trek across the desert help Muslims, Jews and Christians understand each other better? Not without a few snags.
04-20-06 - What was that all about? Paradise Now is the story of 48 hours in the lives of two men, friends since boyhood, who have been recruited as suicide bombers. The film, directed by Hany Abu-Assad, received official backing from the Israeli government and an Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Film.
04-20-06 - Berkeley Arts Center Sticks With Principles Has the United State become such a Zionist lap-dog that Israeli chutzpah will begin to trump our freedom of expression? Have American supporters of Israel become so zealous in their unconditional support for Israel, that they see freedom of expression as a threat to their agenda? Yes, no venue is safe from those seeking to 'balance' all things related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. And oddly, the pro-Israeli groups never seek to 'balance' anything that promotes their agenda.
04-20-06 - Controversial book gets OK A children's book controversial for its depiction of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been approved by the Ottawa Carleton District School Board
04-20-06 - Mything the Point of "The Israel Lobby" Another angle of the study of the Israeli lobby.
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