Gaza Conflict stories:
UN chief can't judge if Gaza probes are 'credible'
Feb 5th, 2010 - Boston
year's gaza conflict.
the highly anticipated report released thursday night to the 192-nation general assembly cautioned that such investigations must be conducted "wherever there are credible allegations of human rights abuses."
israel saysGaza: UN chief Ban Ki-Moon rules evidence 'incomplete'
Feb 4th, 2010 - BBC NEWS
the un chief had asked for submissions by a friday deadline
there is not yet enough evidence to say whether israel and the palestinians are complying with un demands to probe the gaza conflict, the head of the un says.
in a report, secretaryIsrael Strikes Gaza After Fatal Rocket Attack
Mar 18th, 2010 - Wall Street Journal
israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called secretary of state hillary clinton thursday to discuss "confidence-building" measures aimed at restarting peace talks and damping a diplomatic conflict with washington. shortly afterward, israeli
UN Gives Gaza Probe 5 More Months
Feb 26th, 2010 - VOA News
the u.n. general assembly has adopted a resolution renewing pressure on the israelis and palestinians to conduct independent and credible investigations into crimes committed by both sides during the 22-day gaza conflict that erupted in december
UN gives Gaza investigations 5 extra months
Feb 26th, 2010 - Washington Post
united nations -- the u.n. general assembly voted to give israel and the palestinians an additional five months to conduct independent investigations of alleged war crimes during last winter's conflict in gaza. it warned that if independent
Gaza Conflict videos from YouTube:
3:41Aisha & Nawal - The Gaza Conflict.avi
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5:34The root causes of the Gaza conflict in less than 6 minutes
*For complete links/references/commentary visit the Occidental Soapbox blog*: occidentalsoapbox.blogspot.com Forget everything the mainstream media tells you about the "cycle of violence" and the "peace process." The conflict ...
2:06Behind The Gaza Conflict
Hamas, an Islamic group that does not recognize Israel's right to exist, took control of Gaza after being elected 18 months ago. As Sheila macvicar reports, the conflict seemed inevitable.
