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Explosive charge in Ein al-Helweh camp
A large explosive charge was defused on Friday in Ein al-Helweh camp for the Palestinian refugees, near Sidon, in south Lebanon.
Palestine-Lebanon, Politics, 10/2/1999
Abu Ali Mustafa ends life of exile
The assistant secretary general of the People's Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Abu Ali Mustafa, returned on Thursday to the West Bank following some 32 years in exile.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 10/1/1999
Democratic Front denies knowing of request for Hawatemah's return to Palestinian lands
The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine denied knowing about the request presented by the Palestinian Authority to the Israeli government to bring back DFLP Secretary General Nayef Hawatemah to the Palestinian territories.
Palestine, Politics, 10/1/1999
UNRWA meets in Amman over budget
The consultation committee for UNRWA held its annual conference in Amman on Thursday with the participation of members of the committee, who represent Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Belgium, France, Britain, Japan, Turkey, the USA and the PLO as an observer.
Regional-Palestine-UN, Politics, 10/1/1999
Opening of secure passage between Gaza and Hebron on Sunday
The secure passage which will connect the Gaza Strip and Tarkomia, near Hebron, is due to be opened on Sunday, two days after its original due date according to the Sharm El-Sheikh accord.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 9/30/1999
Hamas denies receiving invitation to participate in discussions with Palestinian government
Palestine, Politics, 9/30/1999
Israel discusses Hawatmah's entry to the self ruling areas
Palestinian sources in Cairo stated today that Israel is currently discussing allowing Nayef Hawatmah, the head of the opposition Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, to enter the Palestinian self rule areas.
Regional-Palestine, Politics, 9/30/1999
Israeli group criticizes Israeli settlement policy
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 9/30/1999
Host countries refuse to minimize UNRWA services before solving refugee issue
The annual nonofficial meeting of the main donor and host countries for the Palestinian refugees was held on Wednesday in Amman. UNRWA's commissioner general, Peter Hansen, reviewed during the meeting the current financial condition of UNRWA and the deficit it suffers until the end of the current year, 1999, estimated at US $20 million to be able to continue to provide the minimum of its services rendered to refugees in the health, educational and social areas.
Regional-Palestine, Politics, 9/30/1999
US promises UNRWA contribution
Regional-Palestine-USA, Economics, 9/30/1999
Jerusalem Mufti demands that Israel not use Islamic holy places for propaganda
Jerusalem's Mufti, Ekrema Sabri, called for destroying bottles of wine and not placing photographs of Jerusalem on any propaganda prohibited by Islamic legislation, whether for wine or other things
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 9/30/1999
Israel to release 151 Palestinian prisoners
Israel decided to release 151 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails, representing the second group to be released according to the Sharm El-Sheikh agreement, as Israel released 199 prisoners at the beginning of this month.
Palestine, Politics, 9/30/1999
Jordanian Delegation visits Gaza
Jordan-Palestine, Politics, 9/29/1999
USA agrees to lift embargo on PLO activities inside its lands
US and Palestinian officials have reached an agreement that calls for lifting the restrictions imposed on the activities of the Palestinian Liberation Organization inside the USA.
Palestine-USA, Politics, 9/29/1999
Hamas leader sends message to King Abdullah
The founder of the Hamas movement, Sheikh Ahmad Yassin, has announced that he will send another message to Jordan's King Abdullah II, in which he will say that he is still waiting for "the reply of the Jordanian king to his first message."
Jordan-Palestine, Politics, 9/29/1999
Second round of dialogue between Fatah and People's Front concludes
The second round of dialogue between the Fatah movement and People's Front for the Liberation of Palestine concluded last night in the Jordanian capital, Amman.
Palestine, Politics, 9/29/1999
Palestinians denounce putting photo of Jerusalem mosque on Israeli wine bottles
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 9/29/1999
Husseini opposes Barak's statements regarding Jerusalem
Faisal Husseini the official responsible for the Jerusalem file in the Palestinian authority refuse the declaration of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak last week regarding Jerusalem as being the unified and eternal capital of Israel, while he welcomed Jordan's role in final status negotiations.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 9/28/1999
Despite judicial decision, Palestinian police refuse to free El-Rantisi
The Palestinian police refused to free the spokesman of Hamas in Gaza, Abdul Aziz El-Rantisi, despite the central court's decision in Gaza yesterday to release him on bail of 3,000 shekels ($700) until the end of his trial, whose date is not yet determined.
Palestine, Politics, 9/28/1999
Second tour of dialogue between Fatah and People's Front
Following their first round of talks in Cairo a month ago, delegates of the Palestinian National Authority and the People's Front for the Liberation of Palestine held today in the Jordanian capital, Amman, a second round of talks aimed at reaching a joint base among the Palestinian factions.
Palestine, Politics, 9/28/1999
Palestinian Christians distance themselves from pro-Israel cults
Groups of Christian cults, some of which are strongly pro-Israel, have started to arrive in Jerusalem not only to mark the end of the second mellinium but to prepare for the arrival of Jesus Christ, whom they sternly believe will return by the end of this year.
Palestine-Israel, Local, 9/28/1999
Arafat, Ben Ali discuss the peace process' development
Palestine-Tunisia, Politics, 9/27/1999
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