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September 10, 2004 - Image 63

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2004-09-10

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The ADL educates to break
the cycle of hate

Join us in our educational efforts as we try
to stem the tide of hatred and build a
secure future for Jews is Michigan,
America, Israel and the world.

Cali and tell us how you want to get involved.

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Pro-Israel protest at the Hague: A group of protesters from the Christians for Israel
movement hold up photos of Israelis killed by Palestinian suicide bombers during a
demonstration on Feb. 23 at the Hague.

to broker Israeli-Palestinian peace dur-
ing eight years in the White House.
Independent presidential candidate
Ralph Nader says the U.S. Congress
and White House are "puppets" of
Israel.
Israel's high court rules that a stretch
of the West Bank security fence causes
undue hardship to Palestinians and
must be rerouted, even if it means less
security for Israelis.
A trove of Judaica is found buried
near the site of the infamous Auschwitz
concentration camp in southern Poland.

July 2004

The International Court of Justice in
the Hague says Israel's West Bank secu-
rity barrier is illegal wherever it crosses
the pre-1967 boundary and must be
dismantled. Israel says it will ignore the
U.N. court's decision, which is an advi-
sory opinion and not binding, because
the court lacks jurisdiction in the mat-
ter.
Two Israelis accused of being Mossad
agents plead guilty to unlawfully trying
to obtain New Zealand passports, and
the country's prime minister imposes
diplomatic sanctions against Israel. In

the days after the verdict, several anti-
Semitic attacks are carried out against
Jewish cemeteries in New Zealand.
Israel reroutes part of its West Bank
security fence closer to the Green Line,
as the pre-1967 boundary is known, to
conform with a ruling of the country's
High Court of Justice.
The Central Council of Jews in
Germany reaches an agreement to pro-
vide funding for the Reform movement,
ending a Reform threat to sue the
German federal government.
Some American victims of terrorism
in Israel sue the Arab Bank in New
York, claiming it helps finance terrorist
attacks.
Swiss authorities suspend a probe
related to a bribe former Argentine
President Carlos Menem allegedly took
from Iran to cover up Iran's role in the
1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish
center in Buenos Aires.
In a landmark move, Vatican leaders
sign a document identifying anti-
Zionism as a form of anti-Semitism.
Argentine President Nestor Kirchner
joins thousands of people attending a
memorial for the 10-year anniversary of
the 1994 AMIA bombing in Buenos

YEAR IN REVIEW on page 64

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