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Commentary: Ceasefires and Negotiations
Former U. S. Sec. of State James Baker’s Prosperous Deal With Iraq Uncovered
Jordanians bought the bonds from Korean company, Hyundai via James Baker's firm for USD 272 million, and sold them to the Iraqis for USD 450 million dollars' worth of oil. In Israeli businessman Nir Gouaz's estimation, Baker's law firm received USD 33 million in fees for services rendered. The deal was completed in July 2000.
‘Politically Correct’ Holocaust Denial?
The Bulletin asked the spokespeople of the government of Israel if they would also denounce the leader of the Palestinian Authority Machmud Abbas, also known as Abu Mazen, for the holocaust denial, which has been an integral part of his legacy. However, the government of Israel would issue no such denunciation of Abbas, who wrote his doctorate in 1982 in Moscow, at the Institute for Oriental Studies.
Commentary: Bush’s Backbone is Not Broken
Letter supports charge Baker skirted sanctions: Businessman contends ex-secretary of state used middleman to...
Commentary: Can Religion Succeed Where Politics Has Failed? An Israeli Addresses a Global Peace...
Israel Supreme Court OKs Targeted Killing Of Terrorists
--Supreme Court, Judge Aharon Barak, wrote in his ruling that, in his view, each case has to be carefully examined individually, and it has to be ensured that the risk to innocent bystanders is not excessive. The end does not always justify the means, Barak concluded--Hezbollah Puts Medium-Range Rockets Across Litani--Second Madrid Conference To Be Held --Italian Guards Leave Posts At Jewish, Israeli Institutions In Rome
“Politically correct” Holocaust Denial?
JAMES BAKER CONFLICT OF INTERESTS UNCOVERED
U.S. Military: Morale In Iraq Remains Good
--"If they didn't think what they were doing was important, then they wouldn't re-enlist," Maj. Gen. Richard Zilmer, commander of Multinational Force West, said.--Gulf Cooperation Council Mulls Dialogue With Iran--Iran Expands Nuke Enrichment Program