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Posters around Jerusalem appeared on March 13 by rightwing settlers announcing a Sunday protest march to destroy the family home of Merkaz Harav yeshiva attacker, Ala Abu Dhaim's. However, with Israeli nationalists mobilizing both in the Knesset and at the grassroots, Palestinians aren't the only people being threatened.
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Jerusalem, April 29: A Hizbullah operative, serving a term of 147 years in an Israeli prison, is set to marry a former prisoner by exchanging correspondence with her, a media report in Jerusalem said. Samir Kuntar, serving four consecutive life terms and an additional 47 years in jail, will tie the knot with Fadah Said Abdullah of Kfar Akeb village near Jerusalem within a few weeks, in a process to be officiated by their attorneys.
Organizers: It was a historic and exciting meeting Kobi Nahshoni Almost three months have passed since the "gays' letter" was published on Ynet, and members of HOD – Gay Religious Group are forging on in their efforts to gain the religious society's recognition.
The poll, conducted by Brains' Trust Interdisciplinary Research and Consulting Institute for the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, shows that 62 percent oppose concessions while 29 percent are in favor...The poll also showed that 61% of Israelis believe that if parts of Jerusalem were ceded to the PA as part of a final status peace settlement, Arab demands upon Israel with respect to Jerusalem would not cease; terrorism against Israel would not cease (69%); and that there was "high
At least seven Palestinians, including four young siblings, have been killed in Israeli shelling in the Gaza Strip on Monday amid Egypt-mediated efforts to work out a ceasefire between militant faction in the coastal strip and Israel. Ad Links Gaza-based Palestinian medics said that the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) shelled a house in the northern Beit Hanoun area of the Strip where a family was having breakfast and that the mother of the young victims, critically hurt in the attack, also later
Palestinian gunman were killed during Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip today. Mussab Abu Maateq, one, Hana Abu Maateq, three, Rudeina Abu Maateq, four, and Saleh Abu Maateq, five, were killed along with their mother when a tank shell hit their home in Beit Hanun, doctors at the Kamal Radwan hospital said.
News In the next few days, a new Israeli settlement will be established in the Palestinian neighborhood of Ras al-Amud, east of Jerusalem, according to the former Israeli police commissioner Moshe Karadi. Map of Ras Al-Amud and nearby areas Israeli sources reported Monday that the new Israeli settlement will be constructed on land that is supposed to be part of future negotiations between the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority.
The rabbi, who suffered a heart attack Friday night, is recovering from a bypass operation to his doctors satisfaction. A hospital source defined the rabbi's condition as "good" and estimated that he would be released from the intensive care unit during the day.
The Chechnya scenario will be repeated and we will kick you out," it said adding, "Millions of young Muslims are ready to die for the sake of Al-Quds that belongs to us" (the Arabic name for Jerusalem). The hacking is being seen as a severe security breach in which for the first time an Israeli national information website has fallen victim.
Agencies Sami Abu Zuhri, spokesperson of the Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, called on the Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, to officially declare the failure of peace talks with Israel and the United States. Hamas spokesperson Abu Zuhri stated that Abbas ended a visit to Washington without achieving any progress as the US President, George Bush, and his associates failed to give any guarantees, especially regarding a Palestinian State, within the boundaries of 1967, with Jerusalem as
AFP) Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas will not accept any peace agreement with Israel that fails to meet the demands of the Palestinian people, his spokesman said here Friday, one day after his White House visit. "No agreement will be submitted to a referendum if it does not fulfill the expectations of the Palestinian people and their leadership, led by president Abbas," spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeina told AFP. "We won't accept the delay of any matter under negotiation.
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