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Arabic News Front Page for 11/26/2001

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Today's Headlines

Short Takes

  • Syria's foreign minister Farouk al-Shara will tomorrow pay a visit to Lebanon's Baabda palace, carrying a message from President Bashar al-Assad to the Lebanese President Emil Lahoud. Go
  • The secretary of the people's general committee for foreign relations and international co-operation in Libya Abdul Rahman Shalqam ( the foreign minister) has discussed with the Pakistani foreign minister Aziz Abdul Sattar and with the Russian foreign minister Igor Ivanov, in two separate calls he held on Sunday, the Afghani conditions and the current efforts concerning the Libyan initiative towards maintaining a peaceful solution to the conditions of besieged Afghani and Afghani fighters. Go
  • Qatar has proposed a candidate for the post of the secretary general for the Gulf Co-operation Council GCC to succeed the current secretary general Jamil al-Hujeilan. News reports in Bahrain quoted well-informed sources at the GCC general secretariat as saying that Doha nominated its foreign ministry secretary Abdul Rahman Hamad al-Ateyah, noting that there is an agreement among the GCC member states on the Qatari nominee to succeed al-Hujeilan, of the Saudi nationality. Go
  • Israel on Sunday morning continued its attacks on the liberated Lebanese territories facing the occupied Shebaa farms in south Lebanon. Go
  • The Israeli Hebrew- language radio has stated that the Israeli defense minister Benjamin Bin Aliazer has sent a message to the American administration in which he stressed that Israel pins great hopes on the arrival of the US envoy Anthony Zinni to the region and that it is very much concerned to provide his mission a success. Go
  • The Hebrew language Israeli radio said on Saturday that experts of earthquakes in Israel expect the occurrence of violent earthquakes during the coming 50 years that will hit the region extending between the Bekaa in Lebanon and the "Jordan Valley," until the Dead Sea. Go