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Mahmoud Darwish criticizes Palestinian writers
Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, who described the controversies over the Palestinian Literary Awards as proof that the cultural sector is sick with coercive and totalitarian tendencies.
Palestine, Culture, 12/13/1997
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
Palestine-Israel, Local, 12/13/1997
Arafat - Indyk
Palestine, Politics, 12/13/1997
No plans defined for redeployment, intelligence report Sunday
Foreign Minister Levy said during the kitchen cabinet meeting that Netanyahu must arrive to his meeting with Albright with a ³clear proposal² on the second phase and not ³empty-handed.² ³We will be caught in an impossible situation, in which we will be isolated. Itıs a very dangerous gamble,² Levy warned.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 12/12/1997
The dead man is not waiting anymore
A compromise was reached Friday between the two families, the Muslim and the Jewish, by which Shaukat Qouza'a, the 56-year-old man from Haifa, will be buried
Palestine-Israel, Culture, 12/12/1997
The World Bank supports the Palestinian Non-Governmental Organizations
the World Bank (WB) signed an agreement with the Cooperation Establishment through which the latter will run this project whose budget is $14.5 million
Palestine, Economics, 12/12/1997
Arafat popularity
Palestine, Politics, 12/12/1997
Arafat - Netanyahu meeting
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 12/11/1997
Knesset - census
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 12/11/1997
UN - Palestine
Palestine, Politics, 12/11/1997
Palestinian development and housing bank
The Palestinian Development and Housing Bank is ready to begin working in the Palestinian self-rule areas with a capital of 50 million dollars.
Palestine, Economics, 12/11/1997
UN General Assembly urges Israel to withdraw from Golan
The UN General Assembly today demanded Israel's full withdrawal from the occupied Syrian Golan Heights to the June 4, 1967 border line.
Palestine, International, 12/10/1997
Census in East Jerusalem: A compromise in the making
The Israeli government was determined not to allow Palestine to conduct its census in East Jerusalem, claiming that it is in violation of the Oslo accords and that it undermines Israelıs self-declared sovereignty in the city.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 12/10/1997
Israel's desire for Arab waters
A detailed study on Israeli ambitions on Arab waters, compiled by the secretary general of Arab geologists, Dr. Wisam al-Hashimi, asserted these ambitions went back to the end of the 19th century.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 12/10/1997
Population in the Palestinian territories
Palestine, Local, 12/10/1997
Israel - Albright
Israel-Palestine, Politics, 12/10/1997
Uprising's 10th anniversary marked
The Palestinian Intifada started on December 9, 1987 when an Israeli truck driver killed four Gazans, triggering clashes between the two sides that spread through the occupied lands seized by Israel in the 1967 June war.
Palestine, Local, 12/10/1997
Census preparations at peak, Israeli police on alert
How many Palestinians live in East Jerusalem is a question Israel does not want anybody to be able to accurately answer. At least not before it finishes the purification process it started to rid East Jerusalem of as many as possible of its Palestinian residents.
Palestine, Politics, 12/9/1997
Cemetery desecrated, army doing nothing
The body of Hadi Nasrallah, son of Hizbullah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, was not brought to the cemetery where Palestinian and Arab commandos are buried after their death in clashes with Israeli troops but to a different place, yet unidentified.
Palestine-Israel, Local, 12/9/1997
Houses still await demolition
The five houses belong to families of five Palestinian suicide bombers whom Israel said were involved in two attacks July 30 in Mahaneh Yehuda market and on September 4 in Ben Yehuda pedestrian mall in West Jerusalem.
Palestine-Israel, Judicial, 12/9/1997
Israeli extremists attack Sourboune
Israeli extremists from the Kakh movement threw tear-gas bombs and chanted anti-Arab slogans during a symposium held on Saturday in Sorbonne University in Paris on the partition of Palestine.
Palestine-Israel, International, 12/9/1997
US wants greater redeployment
Peres: I donıt hear voices from the Arab side calling for war. Now that itıs clear to us that Assad doesnıt want war and that someone lied to us, we will make a mistake if we postpone the process. The price of peace will not go down, but the cost of victims is likely to rise.
Regional-Palestine, Politics, 12/8/1997
EU for Middle East just peace
Poos added that the EU and the US are working on a joint declaration on the Middle East peace process following meetings US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright held in Paris with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Yasser Arafat.
Palestine, Politics, 12/8/1997
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