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GAZA, Nov. 7 (Xinhua) -- Egypt kept its borders open to allow travel of Gazans seeking pilgrimage in Mecca, officials said on Saturday. Full Article at Xinhua
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Libman said that after many weeks of calm, the campaign headquarters are ready to resume activity calling for the release of the captive soldier. Full Article at Ynetnews
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya, the prime minister of the Hamas-run government in Gaza, speaks at the parliament in Gaza city on October 5, 2009 against the Palestinian Authority's support for delaying the endorsement of a UN report on possible war crimes c... View Photo »
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the administration is seeking a new united front with responsible (US-allied) Arab regimes and Israel to help counter the extremist camp of Iran, Hizbullah and Hamas.
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Though the General Assembly resolution calling to investigate the war crimes committed in Gaza offensive constituted the first wide international accusation to Israel, however, the most important point is the implementation thereof. Full Article at Al Sumaria TV Iraq
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Sounding conciliatory after raising the political ante against Abbas following his call for national elections last month, Mashaal said the Islamist group Hamas "stretches its hand" to Abbas' Fatah faction to end divisions between the two sides... Full Article at Ynetnews
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Israeli tanks have shelled a house in the east of the Hamas-run Gaza Strip, leaving at least two people wounded. The attack, which came on late Friday, caused panic among Palestinian families living in the vicinity, a Press TV correspondent reported. Full Article at Rantburg
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya, the prime minister of the Hamas-run government in Gaza, speaks at the parliament in Gaza city on October 5, 2009 against the Palestinian Authority's support for delaying the endorsement of a UN report on possible war crimes c... View Photo »
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Thursday, Nov. 5, a substantial Saudi armored infantry force and tank column crossed the border into Yemen to do battle with Iran-backed Houthi rebels the day after they killed a Saudi border guard. Full Article at Rantburg
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GAZA - Hundreds of Gaza Palestinians set off for Mecca on Friday for the annual Haj pilgrimage, after bitter rivals Fatah and Hamas set aside their dispute to agree on a list of 4,500 participants from the strip. Full Article at Khaleej Times
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya (R) gives a speech on October 4, 2009 during a reception at his office in Gaza City for Roudah Habib (L), the final Palestinian woman prisoner set free by Israel as part of a breakthrough swap with the Hamas movement for a video of its soldier held in Gaza for...
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the administration is seeking a new united front with responsible (US-allied) Arab regimes and Israel to help counter the extremist camp of Iran, Hizbullah and Hamas.
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In the West Bank we have two members of Hamas on the board. We have teams for Hamas, the PFLP [Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine]
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I share important concerns about the failure of the Goldstone Report to recognise adequately Israel’s right to protect its citizens and pay sufficient attention to Hamas’s actions. I am also very clear that the excessive emphasis on Israel by the Human Rights Council is deeply unhelpful.
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Both Israel and Hamas in Gaza have been served due notice, in this defining General Assembly resolution, that they must immediately conduct credible, independent investigations into the alleged grave violations of human rights and humanitarian law committed during the conflict
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We urge the UN Secretary-General to now appoint independent experts in human rights and international humanitarian law to assess whether any investigations that are conducted by Israel and Hamas meet the required international standard
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Israel not only has the right to defend its citizens, but the duty to do so according to international law. The military operation is legal. In this context, the committee found that Hamas and other organizations had committed war crimes against civilians in southern Israel. The rockets terrorized women...
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deeply flawed – including its unbalanced focus in Israel … [and] its failure to assign appropriate responsibility to Hamas for its decision to base itself and its operations in heavily civilian-populated areas.
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the Hamas terrorist organization ... which rejects the recognition of Israel.
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choosing a policy detrimental to peace efforts. I have kept the promises I made in my political platform â improving the situation in the West Bank and assisting Gaza Strip despite Hamas' coup ... Hamas has foiled Egypt's efforts to broker a reconciliation.
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This is vintage Abbas — a good man trapped in an untenable situation — by Hamas on one hand, Netanyahu on the other and now by Obama ... Like elections themselves (unlikely to be held) the threat of resignation is a ploy as well -- reflecting his personal frustration, but also designed to grab attention...
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The army successfully captured a ship that seems to have come from Iran and was heading to Syria and to Hizbollah. . . Iran and Syria are arming terror organisations, especially Hizbollah and Hamas, and are clearly acting to undermine peace in the Middle East.
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Al-Alam broadcasts incitement against the Arab regimes, the Sunni ones ... They are promoting Hizbullah and Hamas, and promoting jihad against Arab regimes.
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Sharon tried to reach out to them. What happened? Hamas launched missile after missile after missile
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We must unite the Hamas and Fatah blood in the struggle against Israel as we did at the beginning of the Intifada.
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Iran and its messengers Hezbollah and Hamas ... are trying to attack the heart of the Israeli civilian population.
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Iran, using its emissaries - Hizbollah, Hamas and other terrorist organisations - are trying to hit in the heart of Israeli civilian population.
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Both Iran and Syria are continuously arming the terrorist organizations, first and foremost Hezbollah and Hamas, and are clearly working to undermine peace in the Middle East. The interception of the arms ship is of the highest importance in military terms, but also has political importance. No one can ...
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The 344 supporters have apparently not read the report ... The 575-page document records violations of the laws of war by Israel, Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups, and concludes that all sides committed war crimes and possible crimes against humanity.
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We are all partners in the people of Israel's war on terror - whether it's Hamas, Hizbullah or other supporters [of terror]. Well done.
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If you do not end a war with a military decision, then you need to continue to deal with the unsolved problem again and again. We should have brought Hizbullah to a collapse in the Second Lebanon War and we should have brought Hamas to a collapse in Cast Lead. We did not do that and now we have to deal ...
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I am convinced ... that if you meant to soften the criticism against Israel, by also accusing the Hamas of war crimes, then you are nothing but terribly naive.
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following where the truth led him and releasing a report detailing human rights abuses and violations of international law by Israel, as well as by Hamas.
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Both Iran and Syria have been arming the terror organizations, chiefly Hezbollah and Hamas, and are clearly working towards destroying peace in the Middle East. The seizure of the ship has first rate military importance but also a political value â you can't argue with facts
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This resolution is blatantly biased and it damages US credibility. It seeks to hide the ugliness of the Gaza war by covering up violent excesses committed against innocent civilians by both Hamas and Israel.
SOURCE: The Jewish Chronicle -
The Human Rights Council mandates for the report specifically targeted Israeli actions, ignoring the deliberate Hamas attacks on civilians that provoked Israel's self-defence in Operation Cast Lead.
SOURCE: The Jewish Chronicle
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