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Thursday, July 12, 2007
07-11-07 - Nafha detainees society visits a number of detainees in Israeli prisons
07-11-07 - Hamas boycotts parliament session
07-11-07 - Mashaal: Hamas would cooperate with Gaza probe Hamas political leader Khaled Mashaal said that his organization was prepared to cooperate with an Arab inquiry committee looking into the goings-on in the Gaza Strip, Israel Radio reported on Tuesday.
07-11-07 - Popular Committees slams international silence on Israeli crimes The Popular Committees issued a statement on Wednesday slamming the International community for its silence and idleness while the Israeli occupation is ongoing with its violations and attacks against the Palestinian people in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
07-11-07 - Twenty students injured in Bier Ziet University during students protest
07-11-07 - Palestinians call for Blair's role to include policing Israeli pledges
07-11-07 - Holy Land: UN report confirms Separation Wall severs East Jerusalem from Bethlehem Holy Land: UN report confirms Separation Wall severs East Jerusalem from BethlehemA new report by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says that the route of Israel's separation barrier is severing East Jerusalem from the West Bank and isolating Bethlehem
07-11-07 - Palestinian?s legs severed after his request to enter Israel denied Fatah member loses both legs after his request to receive medical treatment in Israel rejected due to security concerns. ?I fail to understand how a man who is missing one or two legs can jeopardize the country?s security,? Physicians for Human Rights member says
07-11-07 - Italian PM visits Bethlehem Italian Prime Minister, Romano Prodi, visited on Tuesday Bethlehem city, Deheisha refugee camp and the Church of Nativity. He started his visit with a meeting with the Palestinian Minister of Tourism, Dr. Khoulod D?ebis
07-11-07 - 'US hasn't yet grasped Iran threat' ** Ilan Berman, speaking at the Conservative Heritage Foundation on Tuesday, said that the US hasn't made that choice because it "hasn't yet grasped the fundamental threat to American interests" posed by Iran. That also leads to some divergence between America and Israel in their sense of urgency and "how much time is left" for dealing with Iran, he said. Heritage Foundation - another neocon 'thinktank'. The problem with this assessment: the American national interest isn't threatened by Iran. Israel's is. Consequently, Israel wants US to take out Iran (like we took out Saddam, their previous primary threat).
07-11-07 - Palestinian civilians flee Lebanon refugee camp The last remaining Palestinian civilians in a militant-held refugee camp in north Lebanon fled today in anticipation of a final assault by the Lebanese army.
07-11-07 - Abbas meets US official ahead of Rice visit Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas on Wednesday met senior US state department official David Welch ahead of a regional visit by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Palestinian officials said.
07-11-07 - Hamas boycott prevents parliament session A boycott by Hamas MPs prevented the Palestinian parliament from convening on Wednesday, clearing the way for president Mahmud Abbas to exploit the paralysis to extend the mandate of his emergency cabinet.
07-11-07 - Egypt strengthens security at Gaza border Egypt has begun deploying hundreds more police to strengthen security at its border with the Gaza Strip over fears Palestinian militants could try to storm it, security sources said on Wednesday.
07-11-07 - Lieberman: US will back Israeli strike on Iran ** Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs Avigdor Lieberman said on Tuesday that he received the tacit blessing of Europe and the United States for an Israeli military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities.
07-11-07 - OPT: Food, fuel, cash reach the Gaza Strip, but continued closures threaten economic sustainability
07-11-07 - Analysis: Rumors of Syria-Israel war Dennis Ross, a former senior U.S. Middle East peace negotiator, was quoted by an Israeli newspaper as saying he thinks "there is a risk of war" between Syria and Israel in the summer. Ross told YnetNews, Yedioth Ahronoth's Internet edition, that "no one has made any decisions, but the Syrians are positioning themselves for war." According to the Austrian UN official, Israel is exaggerating the Syrian threat, and is itself engaging in belligerent behavior. This is reminiscent of the atmosphere in the runup to the Six Day War. So the question then becomes: why does Israel want to attack Syria? This is what they seem to be leading up to. Well, it may be because they didn't really win last year's war with Hezbollah. And being as though this would be a war with another STATE, and thus not a more difficult guerilla war, they may actually succeed in beating up on Syria - a nation whose military isn't the biggest threat in the world. It would be equivalent to shooting fish in a barrel in order to a) make yourself feel better, and b)attempt to instill fear in those pesky uppity Arabs who may suddenly feel heartened by Hezb's successes of last year. In other words, Israel may want to pick out some small weak Arab country to slap around a bit in order to make an example out of them.
07-11-07 - UN commander in Golan 'worried by Israel's actions' According to him, the Syrians have not stationed any special forces in the area next to the border that would be capable of launching a surprise attacking against Israel. "On the Syrian side I do not notice any unusual preparations," he says. "On the Israeli side, however, we see intensive activity? Israel's right to defend itself is self-understood, but its current activities do not contribute to the efforts to diminish the tensions in the region? The actions on Israel's side are not very helpful when it comes to calming the Syrians down."
07-11-07 - Beijing backs Syrian Golan claim
07-11-07 - Freedom Rider: The United States of Israel
07-11-07 - Fear and fragile peace: a long-suffering people prepare for a new war Israeli bombing raids had deliberately targeted bridges and roads, and in a departing act, dropped 4m cluster bombs on orange orchards and farms in the final hours of the war. Some 120,000 have since been recovered, according to the mine-clearing taskforce operated by the UN and Lebanese authorities.
07-11-07 - A son waits to join Hizbullah to avenge shattered family On July 23 last year, an Israeli tank missile burst through the roof of a hired white van, killing three of the family's members and inflicting lifelong injuries on the dozen survivors.
07-11-07 - Soldier shot dead at Lebanon camp A Lebanese soldier has died in fighting with Islamist militants under siege for weeks at a refugee camp in Lebanon.
07-11-07 - Irish Congress of Trade Unions calls for boycott and divestment
07-11-07 - Europeans demand more Israeli concessions The ministers?from Bulgaria, Cyprus, Spain, France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Malta, Romania and Slovenia?called on Blair to tell Israel to make more concessions to support Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. The horror!
07-11-07 - Christians petition against Iran The pro-Israel group says the United Nations must take stronger measures to confront Iran?s nuclear program and its president?s incitement to genocide against Israel. Those being the Christian Zionists. The REAL Christians - ie, the ones that do work that is the most Christ-like - are over in Hebron helping protect the Palestinians from Israeli soldier and settler violence.
07-11-07 - Sarkozy petitioned on Hezbollah Nearly 100 U.S. congressman urged France?s president to add Hezbollah to the European Union?s list of terrorist groups.
07-11-07 - Should Marine Accused of Killing Three Iraqis Face Charges? The family of a peace activist who was accidentally killed by a bulldozer while trying to prevent the demolition of a Palestinian home has asked a federal appeals court to reinstate its lawsuit against the American manufacturer of the bulldozer. 'Accidentally killed'? Note the utter spinjob by Fox News.
07-11-07 - A year after war, Israelis resilient The irony - a year later as Lebanon still lays in ruins thanks to Israel's largescale destruction of the nation - Israel's economy is 'booming' and Israelis are 'resilient'. Neither Hezbollah nor Lebanon were ever a threat to Israel's existence. Israel gets away scotfree after destroying another Arab nation. Not one Israeli shekel went to Lebanon's reconstruction. Same goes for that of the Palestinians. ANother stark difference between America and Israel.
07-11-07 - Palestinian steals Lieberman's cell phone The Palestinian, who works at a carwash station in the city, snatched the phone from the minister's car as it was being washed. The phone was later found on the youth who managed to flee the scene before the police arrived.
07-11-07 - Senior Men to learn more of U.S. Middle East ?problem? Dr. Gerteiny explains how anti-Western Islämism is reactive to a U.S. Middle East policy inordinately influenced by the Evangelical and Jewish Zionist lobbies.
07-11-07 - Tel Rumeida: Freedom to Trespass
07-11-07 - US Congress berates British academics' Israel boycott US lawmakers Wednesday slammed a boycott of Israeli universities promoted by pro-Palestinian British academics as an anti-Semitic step that would undermine Middle East peace efforts. The British should berate them right back - berate them for being utter stool pidgeons for the Israeli lobby.
07-11-07 - Palestinian cleared of US terror charges sentenced to jail Salah was found guilty of obstruction of justice for lying under oath when he was sued, along with Hamas and others, by the parents of a US student killed in an attack in Israel for which Hamas claimed responsibility.
Convicted of same crime Libby was. No sentence commutation from Bush for this man?
07-11-07 - Lebanese PM urges unity on war anniversary
07-11-07 - Amnesty faults Israel, Lebanon on war Amnesty said more than 1,000 civilians were killed in the 34-day war. Since then, 24 more people have been killed in south Lebanon by explosions of cluster munitions fired by Israel during the war, the group said in a statement.
07-11-07 - Shebaa Farms report does not determine sovereignty: Ban That contradicted a senior Israeli official who said on Wednesday that a UN cartographer has determined for the first time that the Shebaa Farms, long the centre of a territorial dispute, belong to Lebanon.
07-11-07 - After Tehran, Paying A Steep Price he did not like the Jewish education he received in New York, which he claims was strongly and unfairly anti-German and anti-Catholic. Friedman became disillusioned, he said, after witnessing Jewish communities taking advantage of the government, attacking gentiles and ?labeling them all as anti-Semitic.? Haredi sects such as the Satmar are living in the United States as if they are a "state within a state," having created, for example, their own Jewish civilian patrols in certain Brooklyn districts, which he says is unacceptable......Muzicant along with other leaders of the Jewish Community of Austria dislike Friedman so much that their activism extends beyond supporting the school?s decision to expel his five children. They want him out of the country.
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