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Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa stated that Middle East "will not tolerate one nuclear power but may accept the existence of two." In press statements in Cairo yesterday Moussa referred that Middle East may be able to stand two nuclear countries because only one means domination and threat which are unacceptable. He added that the continuing presence of nuclear weapons in the area "pushes us to the necessity of discussing it clearly and placing it on the agenda to discuss the procedures taken concerning it, whether for the right or commitment before the establishment of a new regional system." Go

The Iranian parliament agreed yesterday on draft resolution that allows use of the organs of the clinically deads. Iranian health officials assured that "the aim of allowing transfer of organs of those whose brain stopped working and are clinically dead - is to fulfill the chronic shortage in organ donation." The draft faced small opposition in parliament especially when the spiritual leader "Ayatullah Ali Khameni" issued a statement allowing it. Go

U.S. First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton reached Jordan as part of a regional tour meeting high officials and organizations. Go

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak described Syrian President Hafez al-Assad as strong and firm, acting out of responsibility, saying that there is currently a historical chance to establish a peace of the brave with Syria. Israel Radio said Barak said this was stated in Paris following the conclusion of his visit to Paris and after the meetings he held with some leaders of international countries who came to Paris to attend conference of the International Socialist in his answer to journalists' questions regarding resuming Syrian - Israeli negotiations. Go

Israel has agreed that final status negotiations with the Palestinian Authority will be based on UN Security Council resolution 242 and the land-for-peace principle, CNN reported. Earlier in the week Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak had questioned resolution 242's applicability to the Palestinian territorities. Go

Morocco has earmarked more than $100 million to assist victims of the floods that hit recently the central province of al-Haouz. Agriculture Minister Habib Malki said his department has worked out a program of rapid intervention to make up for the damage of the floods. Floods hit the region end of last month, damaging 250 hectares of farming lad and more than 95,000 fruit trees. Two people were reported missing. Go

Morocco has banned the importation of refrigerators and other freezer appliances that use substances that harm the Ozone layer it was officially announced in Rabat. Go

The Egyptian film "Paradise of Devil" won the prize for best film in the 11th session of the Damascus International Cinema Festival, which concluded yesterday in the Syrian capital and which is specified for countries of Asia, Africa and South America. Go

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh hailed the aid presented by the US, the UN and the donor countries to his country in order to help remove the mines planted by the dissenters in summer of 1994. Go

The number of Moroccans who will perform pilgrimage next year was set at 29,000, the Moroccan Royal Commission in charge of organizing pilgrimage said. Go

Turkey is witnessing intensive preparations on the security and political levels days before receiving US President Bill Clinton in an official visit that is depicted by Turkish President Suleiman Demirel as being a turning point toward more support for the strategic relations between Ankara and Washington. Go