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Monday, November 27, 2006
11-26-06 - Israeli army withdraws from Gaza Strip under ceasefire
11-26-06 - Gaza truce takes hold despite rocket fire
11-26-06 - PA forces deploy 13,000 in Gaza Palestinian Authority security forces began deploying along the Gaza Strip's border with Israel on Sunday, in order to prevent Palestinian militants from firing Qassam rockets at Israel in violation of the cease-fire.
11-26-06 - Travel ban on Palestinians in Israeli cars limited to Green Line The ban on allowing Palestinians to ride in Israeli cars in the West Bank will mainly be enforced near the border with Israel, and not throughout the West Bank, a senior Israel Defense Forces officer told Haaretz.
11-26-06 - Court rejects petition to change route of J'lem envelope fence
11-26-06 - US man allegedly spied for Israel, China A federal grand jury in Honolulu has indicted a leading former military engineer for allegedly transferring classified information to Israel, China, and other countries.
11-26-06 - Jordan king warns on Mideast civil wars "We could possibly imagine going into 2007 and having three civil wars on our hands," he said, citing conflicts in Iraq, Lebanon and the decades-long strife between the Palestinians and Israelis.
11-26-06 - Peacekeepers bring calm to south Lebanon
11-26-06 - Human rights urge less talk, more action "The State of Israel is obliged to protect Palestinian citizens and their property in the face of Israeli violence. Mazuz must organize the efforts and bring about the desired change."
11-26-06 - Nonviolent Palestinian protest in Israeli prison: hunger strike in Jalameh Since Friday Palestinian political prisoners in Israeli Jalameh Prison have been hunger-striking in protest of inhumane treatment. The Jenin area prison is accused of acting in contravention to international laws and norms.
11-26-06 - "America's moment in the Middle East is about to end" So, who benefits from greater antagonism between Washington and Damascus? Who gains from the continuing bloodshed in Iraq? Prime Minister Olmert helped answer this question just a few days ago when he said: "I know that (Bush's) policies are controversial in America. (but) I stand with the president because I know that Iraq without Saddam Hussein so much better for the safety and security of Israel?Thank God for the determination and leadership of George Bush". (Reuters)
11-26-06 - Hebron settlers trespass on Palestinian family?s land with IOF complicity
11-26-06 - Lebanon divide hits dangerous deadlock over UN court plans
11-26-06 - PA Gov't to Spend 50 K for Christmas decoration in Bethlehem Palestinian Minister of Tourism, Eng. Judeh Markus said the Paestinian Authority decided to allocate 50 thousand dollars to decorate Bethlehem on Christmas, Palestine News Network reported on Sunday.
11-26-06 - Mashaal backs away from 6 month deadline for talks
11-26-06 - Israeli settlers, or squatters? In the first years of the occupation, Israel regularly "requisitioned" land, ostensibly to meet provisional military needs. Palestinian residents retained ownership, but not control, of their real estate. On some of that land, the government established settlements.
State-sanctioned theft (and it's not a new Israeli policy either)- paid for in part by the unwitting American taxpayers.
11-26-06 - Egypt threatens to quit importing Israeli cotton over price hike Under the agreement, Egypt is obligated to incorporate in the production Israeli output to a minimum of 11.7% in order to receive customs tax exemptions in the United States
11-26-06 - Christian public library opens in Gaza
11-26-06 - West Bank land comes with a price Israel-apologentsia at the Boston Herald with a slight attempt to propound the truth.
11-26-06 - Film by Longview's Dylan Bergeson looks at lives of Palestinian children And you can watch it at Google Video. I have not done so yet.
11-26-06 - ELCA conference explores Christian responses to walls and barriers The Palestinian Christians called for justice, asking that the international community uphold United Nations resolutions and the International Court of Justice ruling in July 2004 against the separation barrier.
11-26-06 - Israeli Chief of Israeli Defence Force (Ret'd) in NZ -Palestinian groups protest! Auckland and Wellington Palestine support organisations are protesting against the presence in New Zealand of the former Israel Chief of Staff Moshe Ya'alon who is responsible for war crimes in Lebanon and is a fugitive from justice.
11-26-06 - Absurd Atrocity By YvonneRidley
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