Arabic News Weekly Edition for Palestine, 7/5/2004
Weekly Edition, Palestine - Week of July 5, 2004
- The Hague sentences Israel for the illegality of the separation wall, demands removal
The International court of Justice in the Hague yesterday decided unanimously with the consent of its 14 members and abstention of one American judge Thomas Burgintal, the following: Demanding Israel to end the illegal status of the wall and removing it from all Palestinian lands including East Jerusalem and areas surrounding it and compensating persons damaged by the wall. Palestine-Israel, Politics, 7/10/2004 - Israel rejects the Hague's court decision on the separation wall
Israel yesterday rejected the decision taken by the International Court of Justice against building its separation wall in the West Bank. The Israeli minister of Justice Yusi Lapid said that the " Only decision the Israeli government takes into account is that of the supreme Israeli court," accusing the Hague's court of adopting a prior hostile position against Israel. Palestine-Israel, Politics, 7/10/2004 - ADC Welcomes ICJ Ruling on Israeli Wall
The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) on Friday welcomed the ruling by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on the massive wall structure being constructed by Israel in the occupied Palestinian territories. Palestine-USA, Politics, 7/10/2004 - Azmi Beshara continues his sit in against the wall
Palestinian intellectual Azmi Beshara on Friday underlined the necessity to mass international efforts which halt Israel's building of the segregation wall in the Palestinian territories, warning of such drive consequences. Palestine-Israel, Politics, 7/10/2004 - Azmi Beshara sit in against the wall in its 6th day
The Palestinian parliamentarian in the Israeli Knesset Azemi Beshara and his colleagues continued their sit in and food strike for the 6th running day in protest of the wall of separation in the West Bank. Palestine-Israel, Politics, 7/9/2004 - Ten Palestinians killed, five Israelis wounded; International court of Justice discusses the separation wall today
The International Court of Justice which has the Hague as a headquarters will issue today its consultative view over the legality of the separation wall built by Israel in the West Bank. Palestine-Israel, Politics, 7/9/2004 - One al-Qassam leader killed, Israeli forces invade Gaza, the West Bank
One leading figure in Ezz Eddine al-Qassam group, the military wing of the Islamic resistance movement Hamas was killed by the bullets of the Israeli occupation forces today at dawn in Beit Hanoun to the north of Gaza. Palestine-Israel, Military, 7/8/2004 - Six Palestinians killed, Quartet resumes meetings
News reports in Palestine said that two Palestinians were killed yesterday by the fire of the occupation forces at Kisovim crossing in Gaza and the occupation forces alleged they were armored and explosives were found with them. Palestine-Israel, Military, 7/7/2004 - Occupation forces raid Gaza, discuss separation in Cairo; One al-Aqsa group member killed in an Israeli ambush in Jenin
One member of al-Aqsa group, of the Fatah movement, was killed and other 3 injured in Jenin in clashes with the Israeli occupation forces which incurred in the city. Palestine-Israel, Politics, 7/6/2004 - One Israeli soldier was killed in an attack for al-Aqsa forces in Nablus
One Israeli soldier was killed and two others wounded in an attack which targeted the occupation patrol to the west of Nablus claimed by Al-Aqsa martyrs group of the Palestine national liberation movement ( Fatah). Palestine-Israel, Military, 7/6/2004 - Sharon plays down the Amnesty International decision over the wall; Six Palestinians killed, missiles fell on Israel
The Israeli occupation forces admitted continued falling of missiles at several areas in Israel adjoining Gaza. Israeli sources said that one missile fell near the house of the chairman of Sdeirout settlement and another in an open area near Erez crossing. Two other missiles fell at Shaer Henegieve town. Palestine-Israel, Politics, 7/5/2004