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Review: Norwegian doctors` "Eyes in Gaza" | | Raymond Deane - EI - "Eyes in Gaza is a detailed and harrowing account by the Norwegian doctors Mads Gilbert and Erik Fosse of their experiences in al-Shifa Hospital during Israel`s deadly assault on Gaza in December 2008-January 2009" | 27/9/2010 |
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Willful Killing – The UNHRC Gaza Flotilla Report | | The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has released its report on the Israeli boarding and seizure of the vessels which participated in the Gaza Aid Flotilla on May 31, 2010.
The report is 56 pages long and has 4 annexes. It finds that the Israeli blockade of Gaza is illegal, that the boarding and seizure of the vessels was illegal, that the detention of the passengers was illegal, that Israel tortured the passengers, that the confiscation of the passengers’ possessions was illegal and that the nine passengers who died were willfully killed.
| 25/9/2010 |
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Weekly VIDEO collection from FriendlyStranger | | | 25/9/2010 |
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VIDEO Entire Film "To See if I`m Smiling" in 6 Parts | | Following the Eden Abergil scandal, a blog site posts the entire footage of Tamar Yarom`s award-winning 2007 film interviewing female Occupation ex-soldiers about their experiences. | 25/9/2010 |
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Following court petition, Israel will reduce prohibited mining in the West Bank | | B`Tselem - Israel has never regulated the operation of the Israeli quarries in the West Bank. They are operated without environmental supervision, without a plan for allocation of resources for restoring the landscape when the mining is completed, and without allocating to Palestinians part of the enormous revenues. An examination conducted by the State Comptroller’s Office revealed that the royalties, which were to be transferred to the Civil Administration for the benefit of the Palestinian population, were paid into the state’s treasury.
| 23/9/2010 |
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Security and Defense: Terror nova | | Yaakov Katz - JP - Security? When will Israel learn to prepare for peace? [DN]
Like most months on the Golan Heights, September has also been marked by increased training. Last week, the 7th Armored Brigade carried out an exercise during which it trained for future conflicts � from all-out conventional war with Syria to small counter-terror operations in the Gaza Strip. | 19/9/2010 |
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`Largest flotilla yet` en-route to Gaza | | Ynet--Four months after being injured on board the Mavi Marmara ship, one of the participants of late May`s Gaza-bound flotilla on Saturday joined what organizers are calling "the largest flotilla yet." | 19/9/2010 |
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Report: Syrian aid ship en-route to Gaza Strip | | Ynet Breaking News--Another ship is apparently on its way to Gaza. | 19/9/2010 |
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Gov�t rejects extended freeze, despite heavy pressure | | HERB KEINON AND KHALED ABU TOAMEH--PA official tells �Post� he has �no explanation� for US optimism; Mubarak: I told PM not to restart building, but he said he had no choice. | 19/9/2010 |
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A Demand for International Criminal Justice | | Physicians for Human Rights, Badil, Public Committee against Torture, Addameer, Fidh, DCI, PCHR--For decades impunity has prevailed – and been allowed to prevail – in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt). Despite significant evidence indicating the widespread perpetration of international crimes, not once has a senior military or government official been investigated and prosecuted in accordance with the obligations of international law. This pervasive impunity has resulted in systematic violations of international law, and the continuing suffering of civilian populations. | 26/9/2010 |
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Private firms to pay the price for building Jerusalem [forwarded by Lora Gordon] | | Nasouh Nazzal--"A real problem lies with the military order No. 1650, which states that a total of 55,000 residents of occupied Jerusalem are illegal immigrants in the city and should be evacuated," he said. | 26/9/2010 |
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New app makes boycotting West Bank settlements a touch easier | | Guy Grimland and Haaretz Service--Israeli bloggers have recently released a new Android application geared toward informing users whether or not their potential purchases were manufactured in one of the Israeli settlements in the West Bank. | 26/9/2010 |
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State of the Gaza Strip`s Border Crossings (01 – 15 September 2010) | | PCHR--Almost two and a half months have passed since Israel’s declaration on the alleged easing of the illegal closure regime imposed on the Gaza Strip. However, to date, no meaningful changes have taken place regarding the state of the border crossings. | 26/9/2010 |
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Victims of Education | | Amalia Rosenblum--There is a direct connection between education levels and the risk of disease and unemployment. | 26/9/2010 |
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Settler Violence Report, July-August 2010 | | | 13/9/2010 |
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Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr | | Associated Press--Three-day festival kicks off to celebrate end of Ramadan, despite controversy over planned Koran burning in Florida, fears of violence. | 12/9/2010 |
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For the sin of neglecting to teach our children... | | DAVID BREAKSTONE--We’re probably the only nation whose new year coincides with the opening of its school year, fitting testimony to our reputation as the People of the Book. What goes on inside our classrooms, however, would suggest that we are anything but. An alarming range of statistics regarding our academic standing should leave us feeling anxious and apprehensive about the future of this country.
Don’t take my word for it; take this exam instead.
| 12/9/2010 |
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Israel Israeli soldier jailed for killing British activist Tom Hurndall released early | | Rachel Shabi--Tom`s mother, Jocelyn, today said: "From the moment that Tom was shot, we said it wasn`t about the soldier, who is a small part of the machinery, but about the responsibility of the Israeli army and its lack of accountability over civilian killings. To say that the soldier has reformed is to miss the point – the British government needs to hold Israel accountable for its actions." | 12/9/2010 |
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Digging up the dirt | | Shay Fogelman --Yesh Din argued that under the international conventions and laws to which Israel is bound, Israeli firms are prohibited from quarrying and enjoying the profits of quarries in occupied territories. Attorneys from the law firm of Michael Sfard, who represent the human rights organization, are drawing primarily on two regulations in the Hague Convention, which set forth the general framework for the application of force in an occupied area. Israeli courts have addressed issues relating to the two regulations on many occasions. Indeed, the two clauses form the crux of almost the entire controversy over the settlement project and Israel`s other civilian activities in the territories. | 5/9/2010 |
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Arab states pressing for IAEA controls over Israel nuclear program | | Borzou Daragahi and Julia Damianova--Arab states pressing for IAEA controls over Israel nuclear program
Documents reveal a battle between the West and developing countries over whether to place Israel`s nuclear program under controls, as demanded by an Arab-sponsored resolution adopted by the IAEA.
| 5/9/2010 |
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Ireland delays EU deal with Israel on data transfers | | Laurence Peter--The deal under consideration is known as a "data adequacy" agreement, intended to facilitate commerce between the EU and Israel. | 5/9/2010 |
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Hamas: Hurting settlers is natural | | Ynet--"Hurting Zionist settlers is a natural thing… they now constitute an actual army, in the full sense of the word. They have more than a half a million automatic weapons, in addition to the basic protection granted them by the occupation army," al-Ghashek said. | 5/9/2010 |
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Open letter to Heinrich Boell Foundation by Citizens and Residents of Israel | | Please Stop Legitimizing Israeli Warmongers! | 5/9/2010 |
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