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Sunday, June 11, 2006
06-10-06 - United Nations and aid agencies make fresh appeal for Palestine
06-10-06 - Abbas sets date for referendum opposed by Hamas Israel's army said one of its shells may have hit the beach by accident Israel has a history of having such 'accidents'.
06-10-06 - Problems remain on Palestinian referendum after talks Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas and Hamas prime minister Ismail Haniya agreed to differ over a referendum called by Abbas but fiercely opposed by the Hamas government after talks, Haniya said.
06-10-06 - Lebanon says Islamic Jihad killing suspect arrested "Documents and equipment linked with the crime were seized with him, and he has links to the intelligence of the Israeli enemy."
06-10-06 - Palestinian militants release American It appears the militants agreed to quickly release Fishbein because he is an American who does not hold Israeli citizenship.
06-10-06 - Lands burnt in Jordan Valley by Occupation Military Camps The fire destroyed a total of 15 dunums of land in Tobas and 4 dunums of land in Tayaseer. Given the isolation policy being implemented in the Jordan Valley since 2005, the planting and upkeep of the crops had taken considerable efforts by local Palestinians who depend upon agriculture for their livelihoods.
06-10-06 - Egypt denounces Israeli military offensive on Gaza
06-10-06 - Hamas fury over poll to recognise state of Israel Palestinian president's referendum plan 'a coup' says militant government, as Gaza mourns the tragic killing of picnicking family by Israeli shells
06-10-06 - Carnage on the beach leaves truce hanging by a thread "We started to walk to the place where the taxi would pick us up, and suddenly the missile landed in the middle of where we were," he said
06-10-06 - Top Palestinian general's car caught in crossfire of Hamas-Fatah gunbattle
06-10-06 - Israeli Human Rights Organizations: End Killing of Civilians
06-10-06 - Annan condemns Gaza killings
06-10-06 - Hamas fires rockets as truce ends The rockets, aimed at the city of Ashkelon in southern Israel, caused no casualties. The Israeli army said all but four of the rounds landed inside Gaza.
06-10-06 - Funerals for Gaza beach victims A joint statement put out by the organisations says that since October 2000 at least 1,647 Palestinians - nearly half the number killed by Israeli troops - had been taking no part in fighting at the time of their deaths.
06-10-06 - Army to demolish more homes in Bethlehem
06-10-06 - US voices regret over killing of Palestinians in Gaza 'Regret' is not enough.
06-10-06 - Gaza deaths leave Israel embarrassed ahead of PM's Europe tour
06-10-06 - PM's daughter protests Gaza killings Five human rights organizations sent a letter to Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and defense Minister Amir Peretz, calling on them to act immediately in order to put an end to the killing of Palestinian civilians in the territories, and to "uproot the elements that contribute to this killing."
06-10-06 - Human Trafficking Report Slaps Israel the report chides Israel's government for not pushing to pass legislation criminalizing all forms of trafficking...This is the first time in four years that the administration has downgraded Israel's ranking, putting it in the unflattering company of Third World, mostly non-democratic regimes.
06-10-06 - Israel should not wait too long to implement plan - PM
06-10-06 - 'Confiscated Jerusalem' campaign launched in Paris two French companies, are currently building the greater Jerusalem Tramway lines which are linking Jerusalem to the settlement blocks
06-10-06 - Girl becomes sign of Palestinian mourning Israel's military chief said the killings may have resulted from a misfired Palestinian rocket. Palestinians insisted they were caused by an Israeli artillery shell. as witnessed by folks on the ground("It was a terrible scene, with blood everywhere. We could see a gunship in middle of sea, so we knew what had happened.").
06-10-06 - Al-Awda Convention Announcement : July 14-16, 2006, San Francisco, CA
06-10-06 - An Eye On the Middle East - An interview with journalist Robert Fisk Look at the Middle East coverage where the Americans keep referring not to the "wall" but to the "fence," not to "occupied territories," but to "disputed territories." Not to "settlements," but to "neighbourhoods." They're constantly de-semanticizing the conflict, so that the Palestinians look idiotic whenever they commit any violent acts.
06-10-06 - UCAN: Climbers with religious attitudes reach heavenly altitudes
06-10-06 - Kurdish people In 2001, a team of Israeli, German, and Indian scientists discovered that the majority of Jews around the world, belonging to various different Jewish ethnic divisions, are closely related to the Kurdish people, more closely than they are to the Semitic-speaking Arabs or any other population that was tested Just a factoid as it relates to Israel's aid to the Kurds of northern Iraq.
06-10-06 - Letter: Palestine first
06-10-06 - As a matter of fact it isn't all dark: Roger Waters spotlights a peace village Later, after moving the concert, he said, "The suffering caused by 40 years of occupation is incomprehensible to the Western world and I support the struggle for freedom. I moved the concert to Neve Shalom as a gesture of solidarity with the voices of reason ? Israelis and Palestinians seeking a nonviolent path to a just peace between the peoples."
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