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- Book: Hollywood producer was Mossad agent
- An Open Letter to Elie Wiesel
- Weddady’s Free Arabs, American Islamic Congress and the pro-Israel funders who helped them rise
Israel soldiers fire gas bombs at Palestinian schoolchildren, injure 7
IMEMC - Saturday, May 11 2013, Palestinian medical sources reported that seven Palestinian children have been injured by gas bombs and concussion grenades fired by Israel soldiers at elementary schoolchildren in At-Tour town, in occupied East Jerusalem.
Holy Land church leaders say clergy mistreated by Israeli police
The Daily Star - The heads of Jerusalem's Orthodox churches on Sunday spoke out against the "brutal treatment" meted out by Israeli police to both priests and pilgrims during an ancient Easter ritual in the Old City.
Israel approves 296 West Bank settler homes
Ma'an News - Israel has given the go-ahead to build nearly 300 homes in the settlement of Beit El near Ramallah, a spokesman said, in a move likely to spark tensions as Washington seeks to rekindle peace talks.
Israel Forces Palestinian To Demolish His Home In Jerusalem
IMEMC - Tuesday May 7 2013, A Palestinian man from occupied East Jerusalem had to demolish his own home in order to avoid high fines and expenses after an Israeli court decided to demolish his property under the pretest that it was built without a construction permit.
Israeli Man Stabs A Palestinian Cab Driver In Jerusalem
IMEMC - Tuesday at dawn, May 7 2013; Israeli Police spokesperson, Luba Samri, reported that an Israeli man stabbed a Palestinian taxi driver, south of Jerusalem, and added that initial investigations indicate that the motive of the attack is a “dispute over the fare”.
Israeli Settlers Burn 20 Dunams Of Palestinian Farmland Near Nablus
IMEMC - A group of extremist Israeli settlers burnt, late on Monday at night, twenty Dunams of Palestinian agricultural lands that belong to residents of Burin village, south of the northern West Bank city of Nablus.
Israeli court rules to allow mosque demolition in Jerusalem
IMEMC - An Israeli court in Jerusalem has decided to allow the Israeli government to demolish part of a mosque, despite appeals from the mosque's imam and several Palestinian members of the Israeli Knesset (Parliament).
Non-violent protester shot in head by Israeli soldiers; 4 others wounded
IMEMC - 21-year old Ibrahim Awad was shot in the head at close range by a plastic-coated steel bullet fired by Israeli forces at a protest in Beit Ummar, in the southern part of the West Bank. A journalist was wounded in Bil’in and three were injured by pepper spray in al-Walaja, near Bethlehem.
Israeli Army Demolishes 12 Palestinian Shops Near Jenin
IMEMC - Israeli soldiers invaded, on Thursday morning, the Barta’a village, near the northern West Bank city of Jenin, declared the village a closed military zone, and demolished 12 shops.
Stephen Hawking joins academic boycott of Israel
The Guardian - Professor Stephen Hawking is backing the academic boycott of Israel by pulling out of a conference hosted by Israeli president Shimon Peres in Jerusalem as a protest at Israel's treatment of Palestinians.
National Summit to Reassess the US-Israel "Special Relationship"
The public is invited to a nonpartisan symposium Nov. 8-9 that will examine the impact of the US-Israel relationship on Americans. Panels will include top military, diplomatic, intelligence, academic, governmental, and economic experts, as well as former Congressional representatives. Read more
