Gaza plans media fun park, no kissing allowed
Defense officials predict limited conflict in Gaza after summit If Annapolis peace conference fails, there's good chance IDF will push for large-scale Gaza operation in order to curb Hamas terror and prevent organization's further military buildup, officials say
Red Cross gives war lessons in Gaza The head of Gaza operations for the Red Cross, Anthony Dalziel, said the course was part of his organisation's worldwide effort to teach international humanitarian law to all parties in armed conflict.
Blair unveils Palestinian schemes The Quartet's envoy said an emergency sewage treatment project would help prevent the collapse of the sewerage system which serves 200,000 people in the town of Beit Lahiya in the northern Gaza Strip.
Negotiations on a knife-edge ahead of Middle East summit Addressing the main issue ? Israel's insistence that the families of Palestinian refugees who fled or were driven from their homes in 1948 should not return to Israel ? Mr Weissglass said that the US's description of Israel as a "Jewish state" had been to make clear it accepted that there would be no such return, a position he endorses
Al-Quds Brigades members survive Israeli air strike
UN aid chief attacks new Israeli checkpoint plan "An insidious new regime to limit freedom of movement is threatening to further stifle economic activity and smother social interaction between villages and towns in the West Bank," AbuZayd said today at a meeting of UNRWA donors in Amman, Jordan.
Israeli army kidnaps five civilians across West Bank
The Middle East has had a secretive nuclear power in its midst for years When will the US and the UK tell the truth about Israeli weapons? Iran isn't starting an atomic arms race, it's joining one
Fatah central committee meets in Ramallah
Gaza cancer patient dies after being denied entry into Israel
Israeli military invades Nablus, kidnaps 6
Seven Hamas members arrested across West Bank
Palestinian child dies after being denied medical treatment in Israel Tamer died after the chicken pox he was suffering went untreated.
Palestinian Authority demands Israel allow reopening of Palestinian institutions On Monday afternoon, the Palestinian Minister of Information Riad El Malki stated that one of the demands that the Palestinian people would be presenting at the Annapolis summit with Israel next week would be the reopening of Palestinian institutions in Jerusalem.
Israel's Syrian Airstrike Was Aimed at Iran Until late October, the accepted explanation about the Sep. 6 Israeli airstrike in Syria, constructed in a series of press leaks from U.S. officials, was that it was prompted by dramatic satellite intelligence that Syria was building a nuclear facility with help from North Korea. But new satellite evidence has discredited that narrative, suggesting a more plausible explanation for the strike: that it was a calculated effort by Israel and the United States to convince Iran that its nuclear facilities could be attacked as well.
Israeli military attacks Azzoun High School
Israel and Palestine fail to agree before conference
US welcomes Israeli promises ahead of peace meet
Israel disrupts Palestinian policing -EU adviser
Gazan dies of cancer after being refused entrance into Israel
High-level Saudi presence seen unlikely at Annapolis
Human Rights groups seek court injunction against Gaza power cut
After 20 years, freedom is sweet Why did the US government spend 20 years trying to ban us from this country? Because we tried to educate Americans about the situation facing millions of Palestinians living in apartheid-like conditions under Israeli military occupation.
Egypt: We're tough on Gaza smuggling Egypt rebuffed Israeli accusations that it is not doing enough to stop arms smuggling to the Hamas-run Gaza Strip.
Buildings not blocks
Reservist reps. want oversight on arms deal Reps. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) and Christopher Carney (D-Pa.), the only two active reservists in the House of Representatives, sent a letter to President Bush signed by 188 of their colleagues insisting that the president?s proposed $20 billion arms deal comes with strict congressional oversight and consultation with Israel.
Back undivided Jerusalem, umbrella group urged In closing, the organizational leaders said in the letter, "We believe it is an imperative that the Conference make loud and clear that Jerusalem must remain the eternal, undivided, sovereign capitol of Israel and the Jewish people."
ADL poll: Americans back Israel A rather ironic and comical boast by one of the major arms of the Israeli lobby. If they didn't have so much influence over our media, the views of Americans about Palestinians would fall in line with every other nation on earth (hint, most of the world supports the Palestinians).
Miliband has Israeli kin David Miliband, who visited Jerusalem this week as part of international efforts to show support ahead of the Annapolis peace conference with the Israelis and Palestinians, is himself Jewish and has extended family in Israel.
European cops to get hate-crimes training The officers will meet in London this week for training on responding to hate crimes led by a legal expert affiliated with the American Jewish Committee.
Norway puts its money where its ethics are
Expectations low for U.S.-Mideast peace talks
Ballet a leap of faith for a Palestinian Billy Elliot
Sisters invite public to hear presentation The Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls invite the public to learn more about the situation in areas inhabited by Palestinians.
Palestinian refugees vote in Jordan
Ban urges 'just' solution for Palestinian refugees
Debate erupting over role of Jewish organizations in the peace process Comfort with Bush's record on Israel helps explain the ambivalent feelings among many Jewish groups, said Abraham Foxman, the director of the Anti-Defamation League and another supporter of the Gaza plan who now has serious questions about the upcoming meeting
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