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Police, Protesters Clash in New Orleans
Written by CAIN BURDEAU, Associated Press Writer   
Thursday, 20 December 2007
[Like the Palestinian people, the people of New Orleans resist the demolition of their homes . . .]

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Police used chemical spray and stun devices Thursday as dozens of protesters seeking to halt the demolition of public housing in New Orleans tried to force their way through an iron gate at City Hall.

Some were arrested as officers tried to establish order and an ambulance arrived on the scene. It was unclear whether there were injuries or the ambulance was a precautionary measure.

The council chambers seat less than 300. Once capacity was reached, people who were not permitted into chambers marched and chanted outside, calling for the council to reject plans by the Department of Housing and Urban development to demolish the housing projects.

Using bullhorns, leaders cried ``No Justice, No Peace.''
www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,,-7168483,00.html
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For Sale: Al Nakba Calendar 2008
Written by AUPHR   
Monday, 17 December 2007

Image The 40/60 committee has created this beautiful commemorative calendar to honor both Palestinian poets and the ancient Palestinian olive trees in this the 60th year of the Palestinian Nakba, celebrating the richness of Palestinian cultural and natural heritage.

Purchase of one of these calendars will help support education and commemorative events of the 60th anniverary of the Nakba to be hosted throughout 2008.

Click here to read more about the calendar and make a purchase. 
 
Struggle for equality
Written by Nadia Hijab and Victoria Brittain   
Monday, 17 December 2007
... a clear goal is needed so that Palestinians and their supporters know what they are fighting for and how long to keep it up. How can clear goals be set without getting stuck in the one-state two-state debate? Palestinians can frame their goals in terms of fundamental human rights, without specifying a final outcome.
commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/nadia_hijab_and_victoria_brittain/2007/12/struggle_for_equality.html
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"Will work for Apartheid" . . . Students hired to promote Israel
Written by JTA   
Monday, 17 December 2007

An advocacy group is hiring students as on-campus promoters of Israel.

StandWithUs is offering up to $1,000 a year this semester to 38 Emerson fellows, Jewish student leaders at key colleges and universities targeted by the organization. Their duties will include bringing in speakers and films that show Israel in a positive light.

Officials from StandWithUs told reporters that they gave particular consideration to applicants from “problem campuses” such as Columbia, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Michigan, which the organization identifies as hotbeds of anti-Israel sentiment.

More than 100 students applied for the fellowships, funded by California-based philanthropists Rita and Steven Emerson.

StandWithUs is an international pro-Israel education organization founded in 2001.

www.jta.org/cgi-bin/iowa/breaking/105928.html
 
Palestinians want help more than handouts in Paris
Written by Rory McCarthy in Jiftlik, The Guardian   
Sunday, 16 December 2007



· Donors' aid conference ready to pledge $5.6bn
· Farmers say problems lie with politics not crops

 "The crisis in Jiftlik is stark. The village sits in the Jordan valley, one of the most fertile regions of the West Bank, where the warm winter sun provides unusually long planting seasons and high-quality crops. Jewish settlers run large farms which dominate huge tracts of the Jordan valley and are thriving. The Palestinians, whose land is shrinking, struggle to survive. "

www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,,2228574,00.html
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Concern rises regarding Gaza health care access
Written by Report, The Electronic Intifada   
Saturday, 15 December 2007
JERUSALEM, 13 December (IRIN) - The isolation of the Gaza Strip is "intolerable" said a senior World Health Organization (WHO) official on 10 December, urging better access for Gazans to medical care outside the boxed-off enclave.

Ambrogio Manenti, head of the WHO in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, urged medical professionals to take a stand against the current situation which, he said, was having a negative impact on the health of residents.

Manenti was speaking at a WHO symposium with the Physicians for Human Rights-Israel (PHR-I) organization and the Gaza Community Mental Health Programme.

The WHO noted an increase in the number of patients being denied access to care outside Gaza.
electronicintifada.net/v2/printer9162.shtml
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