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"I don't talk to Arabs.. I shoot people like you." Apr 14 08 Israel, USA to boycott UN anti-racism conference in Durban Apr 04 08 Israeli Prime Minister challenges right of US Jews to speak on behalf ... Nov 27 07 Latest News ArticlesSettlers, soldiers collaborate to control privately owned Palestinian lands 07:43 Fri 05 Sep Israeli High Court allows extremist right wingers to protest in Um Al Fahim Arab city 06:50 Fri 05 Sep Israeli Defense Minister hints at handover of East Jerusalem 03:54 Fri 05 Sep PCHR Weekly Report: 18 Palestinians injured, including 9 children 22:31 Thu 04 Sep Israeli policeman sentenced to only 6.5 years for killing a Palestinian in 2002 22:25 Thu 04 Sep New “Break the Siege” ship to sail to Gaza 21:24 Thu 04 Sep IMEMC joins a partnership of TV, Radio and News Network under the name “United” 18:14 Thu 04 Sep Palestinian toddler almost dies due to Israeli checkpoint 17:02 Thu 04 Sep Palestinian president to meet with his Israeli counterpart Thursday evening 15:49 Thu 04 Sep The Israeli military forces kidnap 2 civilians from Hebron 13:53 Thu 04 Sep Full StoryOlmert at AIPAC: United with Bush on IranJust as the Democratic Party was securing its nominee during their South Dakota and Montana primaries last night, Isreali Prime Minister Ehud Olmert was giving a speech to more than 7,000 people at the AIPAC dinner in Washington with possibly just as much consequence on the future of America's foreign policy. In the midst of a conference that has been immersed in the question of how to deal with the conceived threat Iran presents, Olmert encouraged sanctions on Iran and nations that refine gasoline for Iran, and called for nations to make it clear that Iranian businesses are not welcome within their borders. He based this on the grounds that Iran is the world's "largest exporter of terrorism" and that the country's "defiance of international resolutions and its continued tactics of deception and denial leave no doubt as to the urgent need for more drastic and robust measures." |