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Saturday, November 25, 2006
11-24-06 - Israel kills 2 Palestinians in Gaza: medics Israeli forces shot dead a 10-year-old Palestinian boy and a militant in Gaza on Friday, hospital officials said as the government vowed it would only end its assault when militants stopped attacking Israel.
11-24-06 - Israel rejects Palestinian offer to halt rocket fire A Palestinian child and Hamas militant were killed by Israeli fire in the Gaza Strip just hours after a spokesman for the ultra-radical Islamic Jihad extended the offer, following an overnight meeting between rival factions.
11-24-06 - Army shells a residential building near Beit Lahia Palestinian sources reported on Friday night after midnight that Israeli soldiers fired a shell at a residential building in Sheikh Zayid city, north of Beit Lahia, in the northern part of the Gaza Strip; injuries were reported.
11-24-06 - Hamas says new rift with Abbas on government
11-24-06 - Resident dies of wounds suffered three weeks ago, three injured in Jabalia, two in Beit Lahia Resident Ala' Al Omary, died of his wounds at an Israeli hospital on Friday evening. He was seriously injured three weeks ago when the Israeli army shelled an area in Beit Lahia town; four residents, including two medics, were killed in the attack.
11-24-06 - Beit Hanoun: what happened? I linked to this video again because I had a chance to watch it. Watch at the end the Israeli spokeswoman just spin and spin and spin, shooting in all directions to try to detract from the focal point, and deflect attention and blame. Keep in mind that this woman is an offical spokesperson from the Israeli government. She fits the part nicely.
11-24-06 - Gaza's Reality
11-24-06 - TV News Footage - Israel/ Palestine. Poverty in the West Bank ICRC video footage available for media professionals. As the International Committee of the Red Cross is launching its report on "Household Economy Assessment" this report shows two stories of impoverished Palestinian families.
11-24-06 - At-Tuwani Update: 1-18 November 2006
11-24-06 - Syria: Convenient but Unlikely Fall Guy for Gemayel's Death Gemayel's death, and Syria's blame for it, strengthens the case of the neoconservatives in Washington ? Israel's allies in the Administration ? whose star had begun to wane. They can now argue convincingly that Syria is unreformed and unreformable. Such an outcome helps to avert the danger, from Israel's point of view, that White House doves might win the argument for befriending Syria.
11-24-06 - Cluster bomb wounds two experts Two mine-clearing experts were rushed to hospital in Lebanon after a dormant cluster bomb left behind by Israel exploded.
11-24-06 - Netanyahu warns on Iran The boy who cried wolf.
11-24-06 - Italy, France call for European action in the Gaza Strip
11-24-06 - Bethlehem youth ask President Abbas to waive tuition and increase security as economy worsens Four Palestinian youth organizations active in the Bethlehem District sent President Abbas a message. The letter asked that "some of the worries and burdens of the young be alleviated."
11-24-06 - Palestinians on Iraq-Syria border UNHCR is very concerned about five Palestinians ? three men and two boys ? who were arrested on Tuesday by Iraqi security forces at Al Tanf border crossing between Iraq and Syria.
11-24-06 - Peaceful settlement of Palestine question, UN special information programme among issues addressed as Palestinian rights committee approves four texts
11-24-06 - Japan eyes 4-way talks next spring for peace in Middle East Japan decided Friday to begin making arrangements with Israel, the Palestinian government and Jordan to convene four-party talks in Tokyo next spring to help achieve peace in the Middle East through regional development, Japanese government sources said.
11-24-06 - Palestinian deals go on despite boycott
11-24-06 - There's no accounting for it Gemayel's murder will be fully investigated - but there is no sign of justice for the 1,183 Lebanese civilians killed in this summer's war Good point.
11-24-06 - Bil'in peaceful protest marks agriculture season, demands free accesses to isolated orchards
11-24-06 - Gaza violence damages graves of Canadian soldiers The wall was reportedly damaged by an Israeli army bulldozer. Five headstones close to the wall were smashed
11-24-06 - U.S. general says building up Abbas's guard
11-24-06 - Killing plunges Lebanon deeper into crisis The assassination of Gemayel, and the fingerpointing at Syria, at a time when the ice was thawing between Syrian and the West - is highly reminiscent of the Lavon Affair. Somebody sought to poison the warming relations between Egypt's Nasser and the West. Who was it? And who are the experts at assassinations?
11-24-06 - Lebanese viewpoints I think Israel and the USA are benefiting from the situation; but I don't know who did it. We should wait for the investigation.
11-24-06 - Moral compass on the occupation
11-24-06 - Special meeting with Palestinian musicians
11-24-06 - Plays on Palestine sought for new Nibras theater project
11-24-06 - Al-Awda/Alternate Focus Annual Worldwide Video Contest
11-24-06 - The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine, by Ilan Pappe
11-24-06 - Hebron Reflection: Two Poems
11-24-06 - Syria expects foes to slander it over killing of Gemayel Syria, while clearly unhappy with the tribunal and with Lebanon's Western-backed government, argues that Gemayel's death plays into the hands of its Lebanese opponents and hurts its chances of dialogue with Europe and the United States.
11-24-06 - Settler rabbi calls for rogue militias A settler rabbi called on Jewish youth to set up unsupervised militias to counter terrorist rocket attacks on Israel?s South.
11-24-06 - Pullout cash went to unauthorized settlers Unauthorized settlers were compensated after leaving the Gaza Strip
11-24-06 - Tycoon blames Kremlin in spy death Leonid Nevzlin, who fled to Israel in 2004 after Russian authorities charged officers of the Yukos oil giant with tax evasion, murder and fraud, said Alexander Litvinenko had shared with him evidence of Kremlin malfeasance in the Yukos affair.
11-24-06 - When will Israel attack Iran?
11-24-06 - Kremlin critic who died in London suffered radiation poisoning: Britain Litvinenko's rapid, and previously unexplained decline, was reminiscent of that of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, who became ill with nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea after eating dinner in his compound in the West Bank town of Ramallah on Oct. 12, 2004. The symptoms continued for more than two weeks before he was evacuated to France where he died on Nov. 11.
11-24-06 - Israel Poverty Addressed By US Outsourcing US firms looking to lower costs by outsourcing work abroad, may turn first toward Bangalore or Beijing. Luckily for Israel, it has other charms Why not? Our foreign policy was outsourced to Israel long ago. Imagine some of these Israeli settlers having access to your private data?
11-24-06 - Canadian church seeks action on tragedy of occupied Gaza "The unqualified Canadian government support for the Government of Israel in the face of the overwhelmingly disproportionate military response to the firing of Qass am rockets is a cause of grave concern to the United Church."
11-24-06 - Keeping it unreal Built by the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) more than 30 years ago, the purpose of this replica town is to train Israeli soldiers in the strategies of modern urban combat. It was here that the IDF rehearsed the invasion of Beirut in 1982 and the withdrawal from Gaza last year. It was here, too, that US forces drilled the battle of Fallujah and the raid of Baghdad three years ago
They trained our guys in 'urban combat', among other things. Now you know why there are so many similarities (the origin of the term "Palestinian hangings"). Then one wonders why Iraqis didn't accept us as 'liberators'. (Because Israeli tactics work so well on Palestinians..)
11-24-06 - Iran and Syria Helping Hizballah Rearm additional reporting by Aaron J. Klein/Tel Aviv Wouldn't you know - Aaron Klein reported this propaganda, I mean news.
11-24-06 - Palestinian visitor makes case for peace According to Ghareeb, after Israel took Bethlehem in the Six-Day War of 1967, it deliberately obstructed attempts by Palestinian tour guides or operators to get licenses to show tourists Christian holy sites in the occupied territories, for fear they would point out other landmarks to pilgrims ? such as refugee camps and abandoned Palestinian villages.
11-24-06 - BBC appoints Jewish reporters A BBC representative has denied that the move was an attempt to defray criticism of the agency?s alleged anti-Israel bias. Contrary to what the Israeli lobby would have you believe, the BBC is biased in favor of Israel, NOT the Palestinians.
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