Important News
- Two Palestinian men injured in Israeli forces’ assault northwest of occupied Jerusalem
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- Israeli colonists perform Talmudic rituals near Old City gate in Jerusalem
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- Confrontations erupt at Qalandiya military checkpoint near Jerusalem following Israeli army incursion
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- OIC human rights commission condemns Israeli death penalty law on Palestinian detainees
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- Switzerland expresses deep concern over Israeli death penalty law against Palestinian detainees
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- Colonists attack livestock herders in Masafer Yatta south of Hebron
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- UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and UN Spokesperson condemn Israel’s death penalty law against Palestinian prisoners
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- Colonists uproot olive trees west of Salfit
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- OIC Secretary-General receives ambassador Dawas Dawas on occasion of his assumption of duties
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- Israeli soldiers force shops to open in Anata despite strike protesting death penalty law
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- Occupation forces raid Al-Bireh, chase Palestinian youth
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- Oman condemns Israel's approval of law to execute Palestinian prisoners
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- Israeli forces raid village west of Jenin
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- Israel has killed 1,318 Lebanese people since start of aggression
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- Colonists vandalize Palestinian vehicles in Salfit
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- Three injured, including child in critical condition, by Israeli forces’ gunfire in Gaza
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Britain: Israel's Assassination of Rantissi is Unlawful
LONDON, April 18, 2004 (WAFA)-, the British foreign secretary, Jack Straw, said Sunday that Israel's killing of Abdel-Aziz al-Rantissi, the top Hamas leader, was illegal and counter-productive.... in a statement, Straw affirmed that the British government has made it repeatedly clear that so-called "targeted assassinations" of this kind are unlawful, unjustified and counter-productive....
