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Sunday, 05 July 2009
Wall Street Journal
By JOSH GOODMAN | FROM TODAY'S WALL STREET JOURNAL EUROPE. While the recent warfare in Gaza and southern Israel has died down, the lawfare rages on. Last week a Spanish judge, acting against the recommendation of prosecutors, decided to pursue an investigation in a case brought by a group of Palestinians accusing Israel of "crimes against humanity" for a 2002 strike against the military leader of Hamas in Gaza. That strike, which killed the terrorist leader and 14 civilians, took place during a year in which waves of suicide bombings rocked Israel's cities. As a result of the war in Gaza last...
Palestinians are seen through the broken windshield of a car hit by an Israeli missile strike, in Rafah refugee camp, southern Gaza Strip, Monday, Feb. 2, 2009. An Israeli aircraft struck a car traveling in the southern Gaza Strip on Monday, killing a Palestinian militant and further straining a truce with Hamas, even as the Islamic militant group sent a delegation to Egypt in hopes of wrapping up a long-term cease-fire. The airstrike came a day after Israel's prime minister threatened "harsh and disproportionate" retaliation for continued violations of the informal Jan. 18 cea
photo: AP / Khalil Hamra


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