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Sunday, November 26, 2006
11-25-06 - Israeli artillery shelling kills two Palestinians Two Palestinians, one Hamas militant and one police officer, were killed in an Israeli artillery shelling on eastern Gaza Strip Saturday night, security sources said.
11-25-06 - Israel: Fear for Safety Human rights defenders working in the Occupied Territories are at risk of
attack by Israeli settlers. Amnesty International is concerned at the latest
such attack against those who seek through their presence to afford protection
to Palestinians and to bear witness to the abuses perpetrated against them by
Israeli settlers in the area.
11-25-06 - Palestinians agree to end rocket attacks in Gaza ceasefire deal The breakthrough came after the Palestinian leadership reached an agreement with resistance groups and factions to stop firing rockets into Israel. President Abbas told the Israeli premier of the development yesterday in a telephone call and Mr Olmert pledged to stop military operations in the Gaza strip.
11-25-06 - Hamas chief warns of new intifada Khaled Meshaal said it would happen unless there was international agreement on a Palestinian state within six months.
11-25-06 - Palestinian political prisoner paralyzed after being shot in spinal cord A Palestinian political prisoner is paralyzed after Israeli soldiers shot him in the back. During the arrest of Ali Hussein Ali Israeli soldiers unloaded several bullets into the body of the second year Al Quds University student
11-25-06 - December 2: International 'End the Gaza Siege' Day
11-25-06 - And now - Deep Background by Philip Giraldi FBI reportedly has kept the case open as Wells, an Israeli citizen who claims to be a student but does not appear to be registered for a course of study anywhere, is suspected of working for Israeli intelligence in some capacity. If it is determined that he might be from Mossad, he will undoubtedly be quietly deported on immigration charges to avoid embarrassing the Israeli government.
11-25-06 - Hezbollah 'to rule within five years' Not all Israeli experts believe the Syrian Government was involved in the assassination of the Lebanese minister. Zvi Barel, Arab affairs analyst of the daily Ha'aretz, noted that Syria was in the midst of chalking up significant diplomatic points that could only be harmed if it were shown to be involved in another political assassination.
11-25-06 - Palestinian Scholars Discuss Ethnic Cleansing in London Ramzy Baroud, a Palestinian journalist, editor of the Palestinian Chronicle and the author of several books, provided a detailed account of Israel?s policy of ethnic cleansing, but most importantly highlighted the racist discourse that adjoined such a policy
11-25-06 - Mubarak: identifying those behind Lebanon killings 'premature'
11-25-06 - Larijani says Israel cannot attack Iran with US support: report "How could IAEA and the West blame Iran for any illegal activity while the Agency's cameras are covering every activity and its inspectors have been inspecting each of Iran's nuclear installations?" Larijani asked.
11-25-06 - U.N. group: Israel laid mines in Lebanon The Israeli military said it wasn't convinced the mine was recently laid or used by Israel, saying it could have placed by Hezbollah or another party during the decades of conflict in Lebanon. But officials were evasive when asked whether Israel laid mines in Lebanon this summer. More deceptive behavior from the Israeli government.
11-25-06 - Hariri court gets Lebanon backing While he did not want to pre-judge any investigation into Mr Gemayel's death, Mr Bolton said, proof of Syrian involvement would show it was "not just a supporter of terrorism but is a state actor in a terrorist fashion".
11-25-06 - UN says Israel planted landmines in Lebanon as four wounded Four members of an international demining team have been wounded in an Israeli-laid minefield in south Lebanon, a UN spokeswoman said, adding it was the first evidence of use by the Jewish state of anti-personnel mines in the summer conflict
11-25-06 - Moussa welcomes Hamas chief's proposal to establish Palestinian state in six months
11-25-06 - Gaza to get electricity supply from Egypt: company Palestinian and Egyptian officials will sign a final deal to provide Gaza Strip with Egyptian electricity instead of some Israeli power, a Gaza power company announced on Saturday.
11-25-06 - FACTBOX-Key facts about the Gaza Strip Most Gazans live on less than $2 a day. Unemployment exceeds 50 percent because of Israeli security closures curbing cross-border trade and access to jobs.
11-25-06 - Financial Boycott Sends Palestinian Poverty Numbers Soaring, Finds UN Report More than 1 million Palestinians, or one in four inhabitants of the occupied territories, are now mired in deep poverty as living standards deteriorate dramatically following the economic boycott of the Palestinian Authority this year, according to a United Nations report released today.
11-25-06 - Egypt Steps up Mediation for Israeli-Palestinian Prisoner Swap
11-25-06 - Rockets, riots and rivalry Beitar fans were living down to their reputation when at least 7,000 travelled to their opening match against arch-rivals Maccabi Tel Aviv. 'We hate Arabs and Muslims,' shouted 19-year-old fan Eliran, a member of Beitar's La Familia hooligan gang. 'If any Arab played for Beitar, we'd burn their ass and burn the club. They're our enemy.'
"Rockets, riots and rivalry" and RACISM.
11-25-06 - Beyond the Mask - The ADL Spy Scandal What appears the most troubling is the fact that the ADL collaborated with state, federal and foreign intelligence agencies to provide confidential information that could have led to the deaths of anti-apartheid activists in South Africa and Palestinian activists. Wow. A harsh article featured on the Final Call, which I believe is affiliated with the Nation of Islam.
11-25-06 - Behind the Wall: Palestinian Teens Speak Out
11-25-06 - What if Israel invaded Vermont?
11-25-06 - Syrian Jews: Talk to Syria now
11-25-06 - U.S. Groups To Host Rightist Minister With Anti-Arab Plan In a further indication of his acceptance into the political mainstream, controversial right-wing Israeli politician and newly minted government minister Avigdor Lieberman will be hosted next month in New York by the most influential umbrella organization of American Jewish groups. It speaks volumes. He's coming here to speak about Iran.
11-25-06 - From Dec. 2005: Israeli Aides Warn U.S. Not To Drop Ball on Iran Israeli officials, sources said, were surprised by reports that rather than take the lead in pressuring Iran, the Bush administration instructed its ambassador to Iraq, Zalmay Khaklilzad, to open a dialogue with Iran's ambassador there. In addition, Israeli officials were also upset by Washington's restrained reaction to the deal that Russia is finalizing to sell Tehran more than $1 billion worth of anti-aircraft missiles, which could be used to help Iran protect its nuclear facilities against a possible air strike.
11-25-06 - New Israeli ambassador would like to see Malta 'more balanced' Israel, for its part, kept its word: it gave up the land it was supposed to give up. No, it didn't. Israel continued to build settlements in the occupied West Bank - doubling the amount of settlers therein during the Oslo process.
11-25-06 - Brenda Norrell: On Alcatraz, American Indians and Palestinians Offer Thanks On Alcatraz Island, Palestinian dance group Al-Juthoor (The Roots) were among the performers during the sunrise service on Thanksgiving, hosted by the International Indian Treaty Council, which attracted 3,000 people in solidarity against injustice and oppression.
11-25-06 - Israeli military chief may quit over failed campaign Many Israeli officers regard this year?s battles as a ?dress rehearsal for the real thing? ? a war against the combined might of Hezbollah and Syria, and possibly Iran.
11-25-06 - Caterpillar homewrecker?s visit to London
11-25-06 - From Nov. 2005: UN Amb. John Bolton And Jerusalem Post's Caroline Glick The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) is pleased to announce that U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton will be the Keynote Speaker at the annual ZOA Louis Brandeis Award Dinner. He will also receive ZOA?s Defender of Israel award
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