Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas reiterated his call for Palestinian national unity this week while the Bil’in conference on popular resistance ends with a nonviolent protest against the separation wall. These stories and more in this week’s update.
This Week in Palestine for June 1 through June 6, 2008 was brought to you by the International Middle East Media Center.
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The Israeli government declared the Gaza Strip an “enemy entity,” while the army kill eight Palestinians this week. These stories and more in this weeks program.
This Week in Palestine for September 15 through September 21, 2007 was brought to you by the International Middle East Media Center.
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In the West Bank, the Israeli army continues to impose its siege on the el-Ein refugee camp in Nablus. In the Gaza Strip meanwhile, a 17-year-old boy is crushed by an invading Israeli bulldozer. These stories and more in today’s update.
Palestine Today for September 20, 2007 was brought to you by John Smith and Ghassan Bannoura for the International Middle East Media Center.
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This week saw a fresh round of negotiations between various Palestinian and Israeli officials, while the Israeli army continued to attack Palestinians killing 14 this week among them six children. These stories and more in this weeks program.
This Week in Palestine for August 25 through August 31, 2007 was brought to you by the International Middle East Media Center.
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The Israeli army killed four Palestinians in Gaza, among them two children, and in the West Bank kidnapped civilians. These stories and more in today’s update.
Palestine Today for August 30, 2007 was brought to you by Louisa Wite and Ghassan Bannoura for the International Middle East Media Center.
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CKUT radio produced a retrospective on the 1967 Naksa (setback) for the 40th anniversary that aired on June 7, 2007. This is part four of that program.
CKUTs Samaa Elibyari interviews Prof. John Quigley, who speaks on the international right of refugees. He is a Professor of International Law (Ohio State University) and author of the book - The Case for Palestine: An International Law Perspective.
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moritzlaw.osu.edu/faculty/bios.php?ID=42 (Prof. Quigley’s page at Ohio State Univ.’s site)
This week marks the 3rd anniversary of the international court of justice’s ruling of the illegality of the Israeli wall. In other news, the Israeli army continued this week to attack Palestinian communities. These stories and more in this weeks program.
This Week in Palestine for July 7 through July 13, 2007 was brought to you by the International Middle East Media Center.
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Israel on Sunday launched a number of attacks in the Gaza Strip, the first since Hamas established control in the area, killing one member of Islamic Jihad and injuring four others. While in the West Bank, the Israeli military continued to kidnap civilians throughout the region. These stories and more in today’s update.
Palestine Today for June 25, 2007 was brought to you by John Smith and Ghassan Bannoura for the International Middle East Media Center.
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Hamas and Fatah trade accusations as the Palestinian president accuses Hamas of attempting to assassinate him, meanwhile Israel continue to close Gaza border crossings, as Abbas and Olmert prepare to meet. These stories and more in this weeks program.
This Week in Palestine for June 16 through June 22, 2007 was brought to you by the International Middle East Media Center.
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Abbas, Olmert to meet soon while a humanitarian crisis escalates in the Gaza strip, in the West Bank city of Nablus unknown gunmen kill a Palestinian man. These stories and more in today’s update.
Palestine Today for June 21, 2007 was brought to you by Beth Thompson and Ghassan Bannoura for the International Middle East Media Center.
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