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Saudi activists maintain solidarity with their colleagues; Sultan rules out electing a Shoura council
In statements issued yesterday, the Saudi Arabia's defense minister prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz considered that there is no opportunity for holding elections for the Shoura council in future, but did not rule out the idea wholly, "if the Saudi people want that."
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 3/23/2004
Syria signs regional project document on Human development and human rights in the Arab states
Chairman of the State Planning commission Abdullah al-Dardari and Rima Khalaf Hunaidi, Assistant secretary general and the director of the regional Bureau of Arab states at the United Nations Development program UNDP signed on March 22, 2004 at the State planning commission premises a regional project document under the title " Human Development and Human Rights in the Arab states region." This project is being undertaken jointly between the High Commissioner for Human rights ( OHCHR) and UNDP.
Regional-Syria, Politics, 3/23/2004
Libya seeks to settle al-Sader issue
The son of Libya's Leader of the Revolution Colonel Muammar al Qathafi, Seif al-Islam, currently visiting Qatar said that Libya seeks to settle the issue of the disappearance of the chairman of the Higher Shiite Islamic Council Imam Mousa al-Sader.
Libya-Lebanon, Politics, 3/23/2004
Al-Assad condemns Hamas leader assassination
Syria's President Bashar Al-Assad on Monday strongly denounced the horrible crime which claimed the life of the Palestinian leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, stressing that it is Israel which practices top of terror.
Syria-Palestine, Politics, 3/23/2004
King Mohammed strongly condemns assassination of palestinian leader
Morocco's King Mohammed VI strongly condemned, in a message to the Palestinian president, the raids conducted by the Israeli army this Monday at predawn, killing Palestinian leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassine and other Palestinians.
Morocco-Palestine, Politics, 3/23/2004
An angry position for Muslim brothers, Mubarak criticizes the assassination, Ashdoud operation
The Egyptian universities exploded in angry demonstrations over the assassination of Sheikh Ahmad Yassin and demanding revenge from Israel. While strongest positions were advocated from the Egyptian people circles of the Ikhwan al-Muslimine (Muslim Brothers) group.
Egypt, Politics, 3/23/2004
Al-Assad and al-Shara confers with Zeibari
Syria's Foreign Minister Farouk al-Shara received on Monday Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshiyar Zeibari and an accompanying delegation on the latest developments in the region particularly in Iraq.
Syria-Iraq, Politics, 3/23/2004
Morocco deplores Algeria's truth 'falsification' over sahara
Morocco has strongly denounced Algeria's truth "falsification" over the Sahara issue, deploring the neighboring country's attitude and "obsession" about this dispute.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 3/23/2004
Morocco organizes week-long Palestinian days
The Moroccan Association of support to the Palestinian people struggle (AMSLP) organizes from 22 to 30 March "Palestinian days in Morocco" under the theme "Palestine: a responsibility" in celebration of the earth day (30 mars).
Morocco-Palestine, Politics, 3/23/2004
Sharon: we will fight terrorism every where
The Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon said in the first official comment he made on the assassination of Sheikh Ahmad Yassin at the beginning of a meeting for the Likud bloc in the Knesset that "the state of Israel, today morning, hit the head of killers in the Palestinian ideology. The ideology of this man is put in one thing which is to kill Jews wherever and to exterminate the state of Israel."
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 3/23/2004
Five Israelis were stabbed in Jafa and Ramat Ghan
A source in the Israeli police said yesterday that two persons were slightly injured yesterday evening by a knife stabs inside a bus in Jafa city, near Tel Aviv by an attacker who is expected to be a Palestinian who was able to escape later. The source added that the investigators consider that this attack is linked to the assassination of the founder of the Hamas movement Sheikh Ahmad Yassin.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 3/23/2004
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Prime Minister of Bahrain, Sheikh Khalifa Bin Salmane Al Khalifa started, in Rabat Monday, a three-day official visit to Morocco.
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Syria's President Bashar al-Assad received at the People's Palace on Monday Chairman of the Administration Council at the America-Mideast Educational and Training Services AMIDEAST in the United States.
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The charge de affairs at the Palestinian representation office in Baghdad, Dalil Qassouos, said yesterday that the body of Muhammad Abbas ( Abu al-Abbas) who died in one American detention camp in Iraq, two weeks before, will arrive by air today to Damascus in a plane belongs to the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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The Syrian foreign minister Farouk al-Shara said yesterday upon his arrival in Cairo yesterday that the assassination of Sheikh Ahmad Yassin will lead to the " increase of the cycle of violence" in the region.
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Al-Yarmuk Camp near Damascus witnessed a mass demonstration denouncing the brutal assassination of Hamas leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin committed by the Israeli forces Monday morning.
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The Spanish "Abc" daily called on Sunday the Spanish people to stop amalgam between "criminal terrorism" and the innocent Maghreban population living in Spain, following March 11 Madrid blasts. In its editorial, the Madrid paper said that linking terrorism to Islam or terrorists to immigration is "not only an awful injustice, but a means to serve criminals' aims" by "sowing hatred between civilizations and religions."
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