BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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With time all but run out, my oft-written charges that the
Council on Foreign Relations is behind the dismemberment
of Israel is proven true, as is my claim that the World Bank
will be collecting the dividends of Israel's breakup. Watch
Secretary Of State Condoleeza Rice (CFR) and World Bank
Chairman Paul Wolfovitz (CFR) in action.
Israeli gov't admits: US Pressures Determine Retreat
Policy
Israel Resource News Agency,
The U.S. State Department has made it clear to Prime
Minister Ariel Sharon: It wants the Jews out of the Katif
district of Gaza by August 15th, with no excuses. The Chief
Rabbi of Haifa, Rabbi Shear Yashuv Cohen, came to
Jerusalem and pleaded with Sharon to reconsider his plan to
retreat from Katif, which involves Israel's obliteration of the
21 Jewish communities there, including 325 thriving Jewish
farms and 86 synagogues and Jewish study centers
Sharon's answer to Rabbi Cohen: "This is what the U.S.
State Department is demanding that I do, and I must do
it".
Aug. 8, 2005 21:52 | Updated Aug. 8, 2005 22:17 Jerusalem.
Post
After August 17 those who are forcefully removed will not be
permitted to return to their homes," Maj.-Gen. (Res.) Amos
Yaron, the ministry's director general told reporters on
Monday. A total of 3,100 containers have been allocated to
settlers in Gaza and the West Bank to pack their belongings
and property, and as of August 17, the official relocation cutoff
date, crews will begin packing and removing settlers'
belongings by order of the IDF.
Once the Israeli teams have completed their tasks, then
Palestinian sub contractors hired by the World Bank will
enter the area and remove the building rubble. Israel will pay
to the World Bank the sum of $25 to $30 million that will
cover the costs of removing the rubble, said Yaron.