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Saturday, June 02, 2007
06-01-07 - Betraying the Sailors of the USS Liberty What would be the charge against McNamara? He denied aid to American troops when they were under deadly attack and as a result 20 some men died and many more were injured. I'm no lawyer, but I've been told that the applicable crime is treason. But the order came down from Johnson himself. You can read more information about the attack on the official USS Liberty website run by the survivors at http://www.ussliberty.org. There is also a History Channel DVD on the attack available to purchase here. The British did a documentary called "Dead in the Water", a clip of which is available to watch from the lower right corner of this page. So many Americans have never even heard of the USS Liberty. That would be because somebody does not want you to know. The survivors filed a War Crimes Report with the Secretary of the Army TWO YEARS ago. No action has been taken yet by our government, to my knowledge. That's all the proof anyone needs of the power that Israel has over our government.
06-01-07 - Israeli troops kill 2 Palestinian teens Ahmed Abu Zeibeida and Zaher al-Majdalawi, both 13, were shot in the chest and stomach by Israeli troops, rescue workers said.
06-01-07 - Gaza boys 'shot dead by Israelis' Medical staff at a Gaza hospital said they had been hit in the chest. They said the children had reportedly been scouring the area near the border fence for scrap metal, Reuters reported.
06-01-07 - Israeli strike kills Islamic Jihad man in Gaza Strip witnesses added that an Israeli drone fired a missile at a motorcycle in the west of the city and killed rider.
06-01-07 - Palestinian boy dies from wounds sustained in Israeli attack Al Masri suffered extensive wounds last month when Israeli military forces fired at his family house in Beit Lahia near Gaza, causing injuries to many family members.
06-01-07 - Video released of abducted BBC man 'in good health' Alan Johnston, the kidnapped BBC Gaza correspondent, appeared in a video released by his captors yesterday, nearly 12 weeks after he was seized, in which he says he is healthy and being well treated.
06-01-07 - Egypt asks Palestinian factions for proposals Egypt has asked rival Palestinian factions for written proposals on how best to prevent internal fighting in the Gaza Strip, to be discussed by the factions in Cairo sometime in July, a source close to Hamas said.
06-01-07 - Seven injured at weekly demonstration in Bil?in On Friday, the villagers of Bil?in, located near the central west bank city of Ramallah, side by side with Israeli and international supporters conducted their weekly protests against the construction of the illegal Wall that is being built on village land.
06-01-07 - Barghouthi welcomes Norway?s decision to resume Palestine aid Dr. Mustafa Barghouthi, Palestinian Minister of Information welcomed on Friday Norway?s decision to resume direct aid to the Palestinian people.
06-01-07 - Palestinian PM demands release of BBC reporter Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh demanded the release of kidnapped BBC Gaza correspondent Alan Johnston after his abductors released a video of the journalist on Friday.
06-01-07 - Israeli army and settlers attack a non-violent protest in Hebron Dr. Barghouthi reported that Israeli forces and settlers assaulted women, land owners and a number of Journalists, kidnapping 6 persons, among them a journalist identified as Abed Al Hafez Al Hashlamoun.
06-01-07 - Jerusalem goes on strike A general strike was implemented on Thursday in east Jerusalem in protest against the killing of three Palestinians at the site of the illegal wall earlier this week.
06-01-07 - Israeli army closes the local vegetable market in Beta town near Nablus The municipal government of Beta town has condemned the procedures of the Israeli army after the local vegetable market was closed, causing huge problems for local merchants.
06-01-07 - Israel, Syria breach disengagement deal Israel and Syria both violate the agreement to separate forces on the Golan, but the infringements are minor, according to the United Nations.
06-01-07 - Gov. Charlie Crist gets Israeli military, security assessment Crist was greeted by visiting Floridians. "He's doing a great job," said Ellen Miller, 75, who was there with her husband, Ralph, 78, from Palm Beach Gardens. For whom?
06-01-07 - Artas Demonstrate nonviolently against the Wall A non-violent demonstration took place on Friday midday in Artas village, in the southern part of the Bethlehem district. roughly sixty Palestinian, Israeli and international activists gathered in an area where, two weeks ago, a demolition executed by the Israeli military had taken place and trees belonging to the Abu Swai family had been demolished.
06-01-07 - Rice names OSCE delegation Condoleezza Rice named the U.S. delegation to next week's follow-up conference on European anti-Semitism And what of European xenophobia, no delegation for THAT?
06-01-07 - About a dozen U.S. lawmakers in Israel Hastings, a past president of the OSCE parliamentary assembly and a senior member of the House Intelligence Committee, also met with top Israeli intelligence officials Keep all but Hagel there. Let Tel Aviv start paying their salaries. A note on Hastings.
06-01-07 - Rice: difficulties won?t get in the way Condoleezza Rice said clashes between Israel and the Palestinians should not obstruct peace negotiations.
06-01-07 - US can't get its propaganda straight Al Hurra television, the U.S. government's $63 million-a-year effort at public diplomacy broadcasting in the Middle East, is run by executives and officials who cannot speak Arabic, according to a senior official who oversees the program. That might explain why critics say the service has recently been caught broadcasting terrorist messages, including an hour-long tirade on the importance of anti-Jewish violence, among other questionable pieces. It's reminiscent of a recent US trial coming up here in America, whereby an alleged terrorist purportedly went on anti-Jewish tirades but the defense lawyers could find no such thing in the transcripts of the phone call intercepts in which they allegedly took place.
06-01-07 - More propaganda coming our way. The video clip and translation were provided by the Middle East Media Research Institute on Friday. (See MEMRI video) Legislators, msm will soon pick it up. MEMRI is run by a former IDF colonel. 'Palestinians bad, Israel good' - a view that must be reinforced to Americans by way of the Israel lobby to keep up our 'support' of that country.
06-01-07 - More perspectives on threats to academic freedom Professor Norman Rose's implication of Israeli support for Palestinian higher education is misleading (Letters, June 1): to interfere with the cultural development of an occupied territory is a breach of the fourth Geneva convention.
06-01-07 - Recruited To Die [upcoming propaganda film] In addition to the children, Ms. Goldstein interviewed Mr. Zubeidah, commander of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades in Jenin. At the time, the Israel Defense Forces had made five attempts to assassinate him. In person, Mr. Zubeidah was not the harsh figure she had expected. "It was like talking to any other kid, about 27 years old," she said. "He was smiling. My translator told me, ?He's talking about killing Jews. Which is why he DIDN'T kill his Israeli Jewish friend Tali Fahima? Was the 'translator' from MEMRI?....
06-01-07 - US strongly backs Lebanon assault on militants A Palestinian official in Lebanon, Abbas Zikki, said the situation for some 5,000 civilians still in the camp which normally houses some 31,000 people had become "desperate," with corpses "rotting in the streets."
06-01-07 - Top Israeli rabbis advocate genocide This kind of genocidal hatred of Palestinians is not unusual in Israel. What used to be unusual was for it to be spoken so brazenly and openly. Here is an older example of this by yet another rabbi.
06-01-07 - 'Israel a Jewish state first' And America is a state for ALL of its peoples, the difference.
06-01-07 - Research foundation blocks new grants for Britons UK academic boycott of Israel prompts US-based Goldhirsh foundation to cancel plans to open grant application process for British research institutions. Immigration Minister Ze'ev Boim announces intention to propose counter-boycott
06-01-07 - Syria will not cooperate with UN's Lebanon court UN Resolution 1757, adopted on Wednesday by the Security Council, "has no bearing on Syria, and we have informed the Security Council that we will not cooperate with this tribunal," Muallem told a news conference in Damascus with his Iranian counterpart, Manouchehr Mottaki.
06-01-07 - More Palestinian workers hide in Israel "They can't take showers for days and weeks, and they live in inhumane conditions," said Hanna Zohar, founder of Israel's Kav La'Oved workers hot line. "They are not criminals, but they are frightened like hunted animals." The workers risk arrest, jail sentences, expulsion and even beatings. Dozens are caught everyday by border police as they try to get to work.
06-01-07 - Arabiya TV says Lebanese troops assault cameraman Lebanese soldiers assaulted a Palestinian cameraman working for Al Arabiya television as he was filming clashes between the army and al Qaeda-inspired militants on Friday, the Dubai-based channel said.
06-01-07 - Palestinians worried battles spread to other camps "Palestinian forces have all decided that the battles will not be transferred to Ain al-Hilweh and to tighten security in the camps," said Muneer al-Maqdah, a Fatah military commander.
06-01-07 - The Bigot and the Boycott When I read Steven Weinberg's assertion that those supporting a boycott of Israel suffer from a "moral blindness" that could only be explained by anti-Semitism, I wondered how he squared that claim to the moral high ground with a comment he once made to me that smacked of anti-Palestinian bigotry.
06-01-07 - Lebanon army storms militant posts at camp, 18 die More than 25,000 of Nahr al-Bared's 40,000 Palestinians have fled to the smaller Beddawi camp nearby. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) called on all parties to spare civilians and to refrain from attacking civilian infrastructure.
06-01-07 - Beyond friendship For Florida Gov. Charlie Crist, going to Israel is about building friendships with a vital U.S. ally, an essential stepping stone for any ambitious American politician......To Wexler, an 11-year veteran of Capitol Hill, one of the larger meanings of Crist's trip to Israel is obvious. It should disgust you that our politicians have to kowtow to a foreign nation in order to be a serious candidate for high office here.
06-01-07 - Israeli police confiscates Palestinian video evidence
06-01-07 - ANOTHER ISRAELI "FALSE-FLAG" OPERATION The alleged motive behind the Lavon Affair was very similar to the one behind this incident - to torpedo warming relations between the US and Egypt. Could very well be the real motive behind the Hariri assassination as well; poison relations between US and Syria, get the Syrians out of Lebanon, turn Lebanese against Syria, etc. Had Israel succeeded in its efforts to totally sink the USS Liberty, I wonder how that would have been portrayed? Who would have been implicated? Certainly not Israel (likely why it used unmarked aircraft during the attack). If it weren't for the survivors of the attack, we may never have known who did it. Somehow most Americans are not aware of this attack, which is a little strange, don't you think?
06-01-07 - MSM ignores British report of Israel's possible involvement with the PLO hijacking of Air France The story was from yesterday's news and widely reported in Britain.
06-01-07 - FM to U.K. counterpart: Israel views boycott calls with severity The Brits were among the first victims of Jewish terrorism (can't say Israeli terrorism, because Israel hadn't yet been established). Methinks this is why they are not so keen to support Israel's policies against the Palestinians.
06-01-07 - Three Lebanese troops killed as army tightens siege Three Lebanese soldiers were killed Friday as the army tightened a noose around Islamist militants holed up inside a Palestinian refugee camp, where the humanitarian situation was described as desperate.
06-01-07 - BOOK REVIEW: A path to Mideast peace? this Harvard-trained scholar seems to revel in radical ideas and fairy tales ? such as peace and Palestine. Hence the title, "Once Upon a Country: A Palestinian Life."
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