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Partition Palestine now!
Israel, a country created by a UN resolution, has ironically beaten all world records of defiance of UN resolutions pertinent to the Palestinian question. Even the UN resolution that gave Israel its birth certificate was not honored by the Jewish state in its entirety. Israel took from the resolution the chapter that spoke of the Jewish state and disqualified the remaining clauses.
Palestine, Reporter's View, 4/3/1999
Viagra issued according to court judgement
Palestine-Israel, Judicial, 4/3/1999
Twenty three people injured and 142 shacks destroyed in fire
Morocco, Local, 4/3/1999
African French-speaking gastro-enterologists meet in Morocco
Morocco-Africa, Medicine, 4/3/1999
Children's parliament to hold four sessions this year
The institution is conceived as a forum of meetings and exchanges and an opportunity for children to express their opinion and propose solutions as part of the implementation of the UN convention on children's rights.
Regional, Culture, 4/2/1999
Mauritanian opposition leader renews call to investigate Israeli waste
The leader of Mauritanian opposition, Ahmed Ould Daddah, renewed his call to investigate his allegations that the authorities in Nouakchott allowed Israel to bury nuclear waste in the Mauritanian Sahara.
Mauritania, Judicial, 4/2/1999
Egypt participates in Tetuan cinema festival
Egypt is taking part in the 10th international festival for Mediterranean cinema starting today in the Moroccan city of Tetuan and lasting until April 9.
Egypt, Culture, 4/2/1999
New royal grave discovered in Bahrain
Archaeological works in Bahrain aim at having a better understanding for the "vague" civilization of Delmon which flourished in Bahrain and the Eastern coasts of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait especially in the era between 2000-1700 BC.
Bahrain, Culture, 4/2/1999
Some 140 operations carried out by Lebanese resistance in March
news reports from south Lebanon said that 75 Israeli bulldozers started to construct ring-roads inside the occupied part of south Lebanon in an attempt to limit the explosives and ambushes planted by the Lebanese resistance men against the occupation troops.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 4/2/1999
Development of horticulture in Syria
The agricultural sector in the Syrian economy has traditionally been heavily dependent on the level and distribution of rainfall as 80% of the land under cultivation is rain-fed. In spite of various ambitious irrigation projects, this dependency has not fundamentally changed over the years.
Syria, Agriculture, 4/2/1999
The oldest man in Syria dies at 148, had one hundred grandchildren
On Wednesday the oldest man in Syria Hussein al-Chazli died in al-Mseifra town, in the northern Syrian province of Daraa, bordering Jordan, at 148 years old.
Syria, Local, 4/2/1999
Moroccan university signs partnership agreements with US chamber of commerce in Morocco and George Washington University
Moroccan university Al Akhawayn of Ifrane (AUI), signed on Thursday partnership agreements with the American Chamber of Commerce in Morocco and with US George Washington University.
Morocco, Education, 4/2/1999
Hillary Clinton hails Morocco's efforts in rural girls' schooling
The U.S. first lady underlined the positive impact that rural girls' schooling has on their health and family income and praised the spirit of solidarity uniting the Moroccan people.
Morocco-USA, Education, 4/1/1999
Israel continues aggression against south Lebanon
Israeli warplanes on Wednesday renewed their raids on areas north of the occupied part of south Lebanon. Lebanese security sources said that two Israeli warplanes raided the eastern parts of Zibqin town in the western sector and fired several missiles.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 4/1/1999
Asmara searches for 1,000 missing
In a statement, the Eritrean Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that some 1,000 Eritrean or Ethiopian citizens of Eritrean origin were missing several months ago in Ethiopia.
Eritrea-Ethiopia, Military, 4/1/1999
International childhood night in Morocco on April 24
Morocco-Senegal, Culture, 4/1/1999
US: No-fly zones still quiet
Iraq-USA, Military, 4/1/1999
Aden trial: negotiations to convince lawyers to halt boycotting the court
Yemen, Judicial, 4/1/1999
Two aides for Hattab killed in Algeria, 400 surrender
Algeria, Local, 3/31/1999
Mrs. Clinton tours Moroccan orphanage, housing project and meets women's association activists
During her stay in Marrakesh, part of a private visit to Morocco, Mrs. Clinton visited on Tuesday an orphanage, a housing project and met with members of Moroccan women's associations.
Morocco-USA, Culture, 3/31/1999
Israel escalates aggressions against south Lebanon, four Lebanese wounded
Four Lebanese soldiers were wounded in the attacks launched by the Israeli occupation forces on Tuesday against areas of south Lebanon and the western Bekaa.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 3/31/1999
Bahraini authorities says cause of fire in a furniture factory is known
A fire broke on Sunday killing two Asian workers in Bahrain. Officials at the Bahraini civil defense said that electricity friction was behind the fire rather than an aggression.
Bahrain, Local, 3/31/1999
Majority of the Bahrainis under the age of 25
Statistics released by the central bureau for statistics in Bahrain carried out during 1998 and published on Tuesday in Manama said that 60% of the Bahraini people are under 25 in comparison with the 40% of the non-Bahraini people who live in the country.
Bahrain, Culture, 3/31/1999
Withdrawing the rescue people from Kosovo
Regional-International, International, 3/31/1999
Contradictory reports of the fighting between Eritrea, Ethiopia
Ethiopia said on Tuesday that more than 3,400 soldiers from Eritrea were killed or wounded on the Western front near Meireb river.
Ethiopia-Eritrea, Military, 3/31/1999
Le Marathon des Sables, an attempt to conquer the desert
This week-long footrace across 220 km grueling desert terrain in southern Morocco is a test of courage, determination and enthusiasm. The participants, carrying all their food, clothes and sleeping gear on their backs, will only receive a nine-liter ration of water each day, and spend the nights on the hard desert ground under an open-sided Berber tent.
Morocco, Sports, 3/30/1999
Mediterranean cinema festival of tetuan to Tetuan held April 2-9
The Mediterranean cinema festival of Tetuan will be held from April 2 through 9.
Regional, Culture, 3/30/1999
The silk road: An important landmark of human activity
Syria has been called the "crossroads" of Oriental civilization, influenced as it was by the Mesopotamian, Egyptian and Mediterranean civilizations, then going on to develop a rich culture of its own.
Syria-Regional, History, 3/30/1999
Moroccan, French and US experts meet on associations' role in social action
Debates centered mainly on social exclusion, a phenomenon affecting both industrialized and developing countries, and the crucial role that non-governmental associations should play to alleviate exclusion effects on the youth and poor people.
Morocco-International, Culture, 3/30/1999
Over 4 tons of Cannabis Seized In Morocco
Morocco-Germany, Judicial, 3/30/1999
Kuwaiti ministers of interior and defense check troops on borders with Iraq
Kuwait, Military, 3/29/1999
Disease ravages Iraqi livestock and source of protein
The general manager of veterinarian department in the Iraqi Ministry of Agriculture, Fadel Abass, announced that Iraq requires urgent help to combat foot-and-mouth disease that has led to the death of more than million sheep till now.
Iraq, Health, 3/29/1999
Bahrain - fire
Bahrain, Local, 3/29/1999
Morocco's lab signs cooperation accord with Quebec
Morocco's Public Lab of Tests and Studies signed Friday here a cooperation accord with Quebec's Environment Protection department.
Morocco-Canada, Environment, 3/29/1999
US sends Jordan military aid
Jordan-USA, Military, 3/29/1999
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