Seharusnya menyetop kekerasan dari Israel dan Palestina, para 
pejuang Palestina tidak perlu membalas dendam akibat penggusuran 
perumahan Palestina utk pembangunan tembok. Bahkan sudah penolakan 
pembangunan tembok dari bangsa dunia, tapi jangan sampai 
pengadudombaan yang membuat kemarahan masayrakat Palestian termasuk 
menyerang markas kepolisian dan pemerintahan Palestina??? Inilah 
semacam pengadudombaan agar memmudahkan keinginan kepentingan 
tertenu. Masyarakat Palestina Jangan gunakan senjata dan mengangkat 
senjata utk perang, sama sekali tidak dapat menyelesaikan konflik 
sebenarnya. 

 Sesungguhnya tidak harus membalas dgn perang, sebab konflik dapat 
diselesaikan dgn baik baik. Apakah para pejuang Palestina hanya 
membalas dendam?? Perlu ada pembangunan kepolisian dan keimiliteran 
Palestina demi keamanan yang dapat di bawah payung UU dan aturan 
dunia. 

 Perlu dapat disiapkan pasukan PBB dari Islam dan Arab di perbatasan 
Israel-Palestina. Termasuk di Irak. Sebenarnya satu satu pasukan PBB 
dari Islam dapat menenangkan konflik bentrokan.

  Karena para pejuang Irak semakin membingungkan yang sebelumnya 
Mesir sebagai negara Arab mau membantu penyelesaian konflik di Irak. 
Tetapi dimanfaat sebagai sandera sandera agar jangan didatangkan 
pasukan Arab??? Mesir adalah negara satu satu dari negara negara Arab 
mau membantu Irak. Ini sesungguhnya bisa pengadudombaan dan 
keengganan menyelesaikan konflik.


Wassalam,

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Israel Changes West Bank Barrier Route 

JERUSALEM - Israel's Defense Ministry has mapped out a new route for 
the separation barrier in the West Bank that heeds a Supreme Court 
order to reduce hardships for Palestinians and runs closer to the 
Israel's 1967 border, officials said Monday. 

In the West Bank, a solution appeared near in the political crisis 
for Yasser Arafat (news - web sites), as his prime minister was 
reported ready to rescind his resignation. Palestinian officials said 
Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia was weighing assurances from Palestinian 
leader Yasser Arafat that he would have more authority to make 
reforms. 

Qureia could announce the withdrawal of his resignation letter after 
a meeting Tuesday with Arafat, which would end a two-week standoff 
and ease the turmoil in the Palestinian territories. 

Quriea resigned earlier this month in frustration at Arafat's refusal 
to let him carry out reform in the security forces and deal with 
growing turmoil in the Palestinian areas. 

Elements of the new route for the barrier will be presented this week 
to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon (news - web sites) and Defense 
Minister Shaul Mofaz for their approval, security officials said on 
condition of anonymity. 

Details of the new map were not available, but the officials said it 
would run much closer to the internationally-recognized cease-fire 
line of 1967 than originally planned. 

The decision to redraw the route was in line with an order by the 
Israeli Supreme Court last month to make the barrier less disruptive 
of Palestinian lives. But it ignored a ruling by the International 
Court of Justice � the U.N.'s highest judicial body � that the 
barrier was illegal and must be completely torn down. 

Acting on the world court's judgment, the U.N. General Assembly 
overwhelmingly passed a resolution last week calling on Israel to 
dismantle the barrier and compensate Palestinians whose lands were 
confiscated. 

The system of fences, walls and razor wire cuts into the West Bank at 
several points, keeping Palestinians from reaching jobs, school and 
their farmland. About one-fourth of the barrier has been built and it 
will eventually run 680 kilometers (425 miles). 

Israel says the structure prevents suicide bombers infiltrating from 
the West Bank. Nearly 1,000 Israelis have been killed in Palestinian 
attacks in nearly four years of fighting. Palestinians argue that the 
barrier could become a new political boundary, effectively annexing 
large parts of the West Bank. 

The Supreme Court ordered Israel to reroute 30 kilometers (19 miles) 
in the Jerusalem area, responding to a specific appeal by residents. 

But Defense Ministry experts also were altering the route 
significantly in the southern sections of the West Bank where 
construction has not yet begun, the security officials said. 

In Jerusalem, the route encircles east Jerusalem, the Arab-populated 
half of the city that was part of Jordan until Israel captured it in 
1967 and annexed it shortly afterward. 

Israel built large Jewish residential areas in the annexed part of 
the city, which Palestinians consider to be part of the occupied 
territory. 

Palestinian Cabinet Minister Saeb Erekat said the new changes were 
inadequate. The barrier should adhere to the 1967 border, allowing 
Palestinians control over east Jerusalem, he said. 

"In Jerusalem, Israel should put the wall on the Green Line," Erekat 
said. "As long as its not on the Green Line, it's not acceptable." 

Also Monday, Israeli troops shot and killed a 50-year-old Palestinian 
woman in the Gaza Strip (news - web sites) town of Khan Younis as she 
slept in her bed, Palestinian witnesses said. The Israeli army said 
troops in the area came under fire and shot back, but knew nothing of 
about any casualties. 

Tensions were high in the Khan Younis area after Palestinians fired 
mortars at the nearby Jewish settlement of Neve Dekelim on Sunday, 
wounding six children. Israeli tanks returned fire, wounding nine 
people. 

Meanwhile, the Israeli Supreme Court rejected a request by nuclear 
whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu to ease restrictions against him. 

Vanunu completed an 18-year prison term in April for giving a British 
newspaper pictures and information about an Israeli nuclear reactor 
where he had worked as a technician. The state has prohibited Vanunu 
from leaving the country for a year and from granting interviews to 
the foreign media. 

Israel refuses to discuss its nuclear capabilities, but published 
reports say it may possess up to 300 nuclear warheads. 

A senior American envoy, Elliot Abrams, was due to visit Israel next 
week to discuss Sharon's plan to pull Israel out of army 
installations and settlements in the Gaza Strip by October next year, 
U.S. officials said. 



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