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Monday, May 22, 2006
05-21-06 - Palestinian woman killed in W.Bank camp: witnesses the 48-year-old woman was shot by troops who were patrolling the camp for gunmen after she left her home to see what route her husband, a cleaner, should take to avoid the soldiers. Medics later pronounced her dead
05-21-06 - Settlers attack schoolchildren Dozens of Palestinian school children from Um Touba village, in the West Bank, were attacked on Sunday morning by an extremist settlers group living in the Ma?oun illegal settlement outpost.
05-21-06 - Child seriously injured by Israeli artillery fire in Beit Hanoun
05-21-06 - War crimes charges possible over shot Britons THE Attorney-General is to have talks today with senior Israeli authorities as he considers whether to bring war crimes charges against Israeli soldiers who shot dead two Britons. The British government actually does something about the deaths of its citizens at the hands of Israel. Can't say the same for ours.
05-21-06 - Israel to expand four West Bank settlements Under the terms of a internationally backed peace plan known as the roadmap, Israel is meant to freeze all settlement construction in the West Bank. Thus does Israel prove once again that the only peace it seeks is the peace with which it can continue to pilfer and 'settle' Palestinian land - and drive the Palestinians off of it.
05-21-06 - Palestinians Foil 2nd Assassination Effort Palestinian security foiled the second attempt in two days to kill top commanders loyal to President Mahmoud Abbas in what officials in his Fatah party said Sunday was a "clear conspiracy" against their leaders.
05-21-06 - Malaysia pledges $16 million to Palestinian Authority But in practice the Malaysian pledge, like previous contributions from Arab states, will not reach the Palestinians until the United States lifts the threat of sanctions against banks which transfer the funds to the West Bank or Gaza.
05-21-06 - U.S. says no split with Europe on Iran Israel Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said on CNN's "Late Edition" he believed Tehran was already seriously engaged in uranium enrichment, placing it "months rather than years" away from achieving the technology to build a nuclear bomb. That's not what our intelligence says. Who will this administration believe (this time)?
05-21-06 - Territorial Fragmentation of the West Bank May 2006 Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
05-21-06 - Abbas to urge World Economic Forum to lift siege on Palestinians
05-21-06 - Abbas Calls Civil War 'Forbidden'
05-21-06 - Goldsmith flies to Israel to investigate shooting of Britons Juries in both inquests found that the men had been unlawfully killed.
05-21-06 - Palestinian views on financial crisis
05-21-06 - Palestinian rocket hits Israeli empty classroom
05-21-06 - Islamic Jihad shells Israeli city with homemade rockets
05-21-06 - Abbas acts to halt slide into civil war in Gaza
05-21-06 - Israel orders probe into Gaza air raid deaths Another dog and pony show for keeping up appearances. Are the killers of Rachel Corrie and James Miller behind bars? NO.
05-21-06 - Beilin Calls on Peretz to Take Control or Resign
05-21-06 - Israel to free some Palestinian tax for hospitals part of some $220 million in tax and customs levies withheld from the Palestinians since they voted Islamic militant group Hamas into power in January, would be spent by Israel on medical supplies for Palestinian hospitals. This money belongs to the Palestinians - not the Israelis. This is not an act of generosity on the part of the latter.
05-21-06 - Olmert says Abbas 'powerless,' but meeting planned Israeli politicians are sending conflicting signals about the utility of peace talks with the Palestinians. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is "powerless" and "helpless," Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Sunday.
05-21-06 - Italy's New Foreign Minister Affirms Ties "It would not be acceptable for the international community or convenient for Israel for there to be a humanitarian collapse in the territories,"
05-21-06 - Israel can change track of separation barrier: FM The separation barrier was constructed "for security reasons, but we can change it after negotiations (with Palestinians) on the (final) borders," she said in a debate at the World Economic Forum (WEF). It's always critical to keep this in mind: watch what Israel DOES not what they SAY they're going to do.
05-21-06 - Militants claim Palestinian spy chief attack-Web
05-21-06 - Gulf Arabs to discuss nuclear fears with Iran "any effort to get rid the region of weapons of mass destruction must not exclude Israel,"
05-21-06 - West urged to halt Iran The West has less than a year to block Iran's ambition to develop nuclear weapons before it touches off "hyper-proliferation" throughout the Middle East, says Israel's military intelligence chief. That's not what our intelligence says. Who will this administration believe (this time)?
05-21-06 - Audio Interview: Palestinian Children in Israeli Jails According to recent figures the Palestinian prison population includes 400 children and 100 women detainees.
05-21-06 - Court slams probe into Palestinian boy's 2000 death The judge said in the ruling that Duriel's investigation into the incident was "amateurish and subjective," adding that he did not employ scientific methods in the inquiry
05-21-06 - At-Tuwani Update 15-19 May 2006
05-21-06 - UNRWA amendment withdrawn Israel does not want UNRWA touched for now, as it is possibly the most stable element in the Palestinian areas.
05-21-06 - Israel's economy leaving Palestinians far behind
05-21-06 - JORDAN: Aid freeze on Hamas squeezes students The US and EU decision not to provide financial aid to Hamas-led government is having a damaging effect on thousands of Palestinian students in Jordan, according to Palestinian diplomats in Amman.
05-21-06 - Ohio county buys $5 million in Israel Bonds Jim Rokakis, the treasurer of the Cuyahoga County, which includes Cleveland, said the purchase was not political, but made sound financial sense Right.
05-21-06 - Israel lobbyists go to Washington In meetings with some 400 representatives, lobbyists focused on issues including support of the Iran Freedom and Support Act, alternative energy research and the Palestinian Anti-Terrorism Act.
05-21-06 - Poll shows support for P.A. cutoff The poll, commissioned by the Israel Project
05-21-06 - Middle East Christians hold meeting in Paris with French Authorities Michel Sabbah, Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, said Israel's wall in the West Bank has turned Palestinian villages into prisons. He cautioned against suggestions that Middle Eastern Christians were persecuted by Muslim majorities or governments, such as the Hamas-led administration in the Palestinian territories. Pressure on them often came from criminal elements.
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