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2002
War minister Ben Eliezer orders that a 364-km fence with cameras and electronic detection devices along the Green Line be completed within half a year.
2001
The Mitchell Report, calling for an immediate ceasefire, a freeze on Jewish settlements and more determined action against "terrorism" by the Palestinian authority, is published.
2000
Over the past ten days, some 1,270 Palestinians have been injured in clashes between demonstrators commemorating Nakba day and expressing solidarity with Palestinian prisoners and Israeli troops.
1998
The Israeli High Court of Justice re-declares that Israel has the right to use torture when security requirements justify ‘ill-treatment’ or ‘moderate physical pressure’. This decision comes immediately after the UN Committee against Torture reiterates its call for Israel to cease the use of painful interrogation methods that violate the Convention against Torture, of which Israel is a signatory.
1990
Israeli gunman massacres 7 Palestinian workers and injures scores of them at Iyun Qarah (Rishon LeZion), near Tel Aviv. Following the massacre, Israeli soldiers kill 7 more Palestinians and wound over 750 others in clashes in the OPT.
1985
In agreement with Palestinians, Israel exchanges 1,150 Palestinian prisoners for 3 Israeli soldiers captured during invasion of Lebanon.
1948
UN Security Council appoints Count Folke Bernadotte as its mediator in Palestine.
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Hebrew press: Israeli security cabinet approved plan to assassinate Haneyya
Hebrew press: Israeli security cabinet approved plan to assassinate Haneyya
[ 29/12/2007 - 07:12 AM ]

OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)-- The Israeli security cabinet has endorsed a plan to assassinate Ismail Haneyya, the premier of the PA caretaker government in Gaza and the prominent Hamas leader, during a meeting last week, Hebrew press reported.

The Israeli website Rotter quoted senior sources in the security cabinet as saying that Israeli war minister Ehud Barak was the one championing that plan.

The sources pointed out that Israel had asked the USA to approve the plan, which was sanctioned only a few days ago.

They affirmed that president George Bush had agreed to the plan on condition that the assassination would take place after his visit to Israel, which is expected in mid January.

Israel had assassinated a number of prominent Hamas leaders such as the Movement's founder Sheikh Ahmed Yassin and his successor Dr. Abdul Aziz Al-Rantisi.
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RE : Haniya Assassination Plot
Name: Draconius Augustus Date: 30/12/2007 01:32:39
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America is a whore which suckles the teat of it's Zionist-Israeli master.
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