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Banks said smuggling money out of Palestine
Palestinian officials believe the banks have misled the authorities and are serving "only their own interests without giving any attention to the domestic needs of boosting investment in various fields of public and daily life."
Palestine, Economics, 2/7/1998

Bethlehem clashes
Palestine-Iraq, Local, 2/7/1998

Farouk Qaddoumi to visit Damascus this week
Farouk Qaddoumi, the chairman of the political circle in the Palestinian Liberation Organization, will visit Damascus on Monday within annual consultations between the two sides.
Palestine, Politics, 2/7/1998

Israel: we'll do what we want, international order for the weak
Kahalani said his ministry will persist in offering all aid asked for by occupied Jerusalem municipality and the Interior Ministry to pull down Arab-owned houses and build new settlements units.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 2/6/1998

Palestine negates reports of military preparations against Israel
A high-level Palestinian security source has denied reports of Palestinian arrangements for a confrontation with Israel, saying this news is untrue.
Palestine, Politics, 2/6/1998

Egypt, Palestine sign trade exchange agreement
Egypt-Palestine, Economics, 2/6/1998

Ras Al Amoud settlement in East Jerusalem: A time bomb is ticking again
"The situation," said Husseini, "is tense, terrible and dangerous, just like it was on the eve of the 1987 uprising and the construction in Ras Al Amoud is liable to be the spark that lights the fuse.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 2/5/1998

Palestinian opposition ask Arafat to refuse negotiations with Israel
Six Palestinian opposition organizations and factions asked Palestinian President Yasser Arafat to stop U.S.-sponsored negotiations which aim at resuming the peace path with Israel.
Palestine, Politics, 2/5/1998

More Palestinians arrested
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 2/5/1998

Report: Arafat names successor
Palestine, Politics, 2/5/1998

Two Hamas members detained
Palestine-Israel, Judicial, 2/5/1998

Prisoner died in PNA jail, said committed suicide
A Palestinian resident of the Hebron area who was found dead in his prison cell was said to have committed suicide and Palestinian police sources said he hanged himself using his shoelaces.
Palestine, Judicial, 2/4/1998

Palestinian lawyers say no to Israeli counterparts
The warning followed reports that the Israeli Bar Association is planning to launch joint ventures along with Palestinian and Jordanian lawyers.
Palestine, Politics, 2/4/1998

Israel demolishes more Palestinian houses
As the Israeli occupation authorities continue to build more Jewish settlements in the West Bank, they on Tuesday demolished a number of Arab houses.
Palestine-Israel, Local, 2/4/1998

Israel approves East Jerusalem homes
Palestine-Israel, Local, 2/4/1998

More setters to come to Hebron area
Israel is reportedly heading to increase the number of Jewish settlers in the settlement bloc of Gush Etzion near Hebron and Efrat on the road between Bethlehem to Hebron to 50,000 within a period of ten years.
Palestine-Israel, Local, 2/4/1998

Palestinians reported distancing themselves from Saddam Hussein
³We came here today to check reports on Palestinian Authority armament projects and to ask the Palestinians not to side with Saddam Hussein should a new military showdown take place in the region,² said Hagay Maroum
Palestine, Military, 2/3/1998

Fatah movement calls for an urgent Arab summit
Fatah, headed by Palestinian President Yasser Arafat, said the Palestinian choice of peace is "strategic, provided it leads to just peace" but it warned that if just peace is not attained in the region "all options are open for the Palestinian people."
Palestine, Politics, 2/3/1998

Bethlehem protest
Palestine-Israel, Local, 2/3/1998

Arafat prisoner release
Palestine, Politics, 2/3/1998

Erekat meets with Moussa, El-Baz
Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, met separately yesterday with Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa and Osama El-Baz, president Mubarak's political advisor.
Palestine-Egypt, Politics, 2/3/1998

PLO sets rules of comprehensive peace
The Palestine Liberation Organization Executive Committee set the rules for any progress in the stalled peace process in the Middle East and said that without those elements being taken into account, comprehensive peace in the Middle East will remain as far as it has always been in the past.
Palestine, Politics, 2/2/1998

Bethlehem: Early signs of explosion
Clashes erupted after Nidal Abu Srour, a Palestinian prisoner held in an Israeli jail, died on Thursday. Israel said he committed suicide but his relatives believe he was tortured to death.
Palestine, Local, 2/2/1998

Clinton cables Arafat
Palestine, International, 2/2/1998


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