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Arafat confers with Burns
Palestine-USA, Politics, 6/24/2001
Israel should withdraw from Palestinian territories and siege should be lifted
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has underlined the need for moving urgently to resume the peace talks between Palestinians and Israelis and carrying out recommendations by Mitchell Committee.
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 6/24/2001
Beit Al-Mal Al-Quds meeting calls for financial backing to holy city
The Beit Al-Mal Al-Quds' tutorship council, held here this June 22-23, called Islamic institutions and donor countries to extend financial backing to holy city of Al-Quds (Jerusalem) to carry out projects.
Regional-Palestine, Politics, 6/24/2001
Some 5 billion dollars loss of the Palestinians
The Palestinian authority estimated total losses of the Palestinians in various economic areas at more five billion USD.
Palestine, Economics, 6/24/2001
Al-Quds suffers from absence of housing strategy
Since it was occupied by Israel in 1967, the city of Al-Quds (Jerusalem) has been suffering from the absence of a housing strategy which drove over 20,000 Palestinians to live in the city suburbs and deprived them from the status of residents, says a report by general manager of Beit Al-Mal Al-Quds agency.
Palestine, Economics, 6/24/2001
UN relief agency seeks $77 million to help Palestine refugees
The major United Nations agency providing humanitarian relief to Palestine refugees (UNRWA) launched on Friday an appeal to donors for $77 million needed to bring food, medical supplies and other assistance to people in the West Bank and Gaza.
Palestine, Economics, 6/24/2001
Appeal for Supporting Al-Quds Hospitals
General manager of Beit Al-Mal Al-Quds agency said hospitals in the city of Al Quds need assistance as Israeli insurance companies are boycotting them.
Palestine, Economics, 6/24/2001
Moussa: Palestinian-Israeli contacts should follow lifting siege, stopping settlement
"If any of these steps are not achieved, it will be clear that the Israeli goal is to stop the Intifada and maintain the ceasefire without any concessions on the part of Israel,' he said.
Regional-Palestine, Politics, 6/22/2001
Sharon gives his forces the liberty of striking the Palestinians
The Israeli occupation forces on Thursday tightened its siege on the Palestinian territories and the Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon gave these forces the right to strike the Palestinians, claiming that this is Israel's natural right and renewed his vow to protect the settlements and the freedom of movement for the settlers.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 6/22/2001
Moroccan scouts hold internet campaign on Palestinian children's protection
Moroccan scouts will stage Sunday an internet campaign on the protection of Palestinian children.
Morocco-Palestine, Local, 6/22/2001
Mubarak confers with Arafat
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 6/21/2001
Israeli settlers burn Arab farms
One Palestinian was killed when the Israeli soldiers opened fire at him at an inspection point near Nablus, and four Palestinians were wounded by the Israeli forces fire in Khan Younis including a ten-year old child.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 6/21/2001
Beit Mal Al Quds' meeting very beneficial for Palestinian resistance
Palestine's ambassador in Teheran, Salah Zouai, said the meeting next week of the tutorship committee of the Beit Mal Al Quds will be very beneficial to supporting the Palestinian resistance.
Morocco-Palestine, Politics, 6/21/2001
Some 20% of the Israeli settlers want to leave the West Bank and Gaza
An opinion Poll issued on Wednesday in Jerusalem said that one settler out of five in the West Bank and Gaza thinks of returning back to live in Israel, because of the deteriorated security conditions.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 6/21/2001
Israel tightens the siege against the Palestinians
The Israeli settlers on Tuesday rushed into the main cross roads in al-Khalil and Halhoul in the occupied West Bank and harassed the Palestinians and stopped and then damaged their cars.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 6/20/2001
Sharon presides over a security meeting for the Israeli cabinet
The Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon on Tuesday presided over a meeting for the Israeli government members with the participation of leaders of the Israeli security departments.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 6/20/2001
Beit Mal Al Quds' tutorship committee meets next week in Rabat
The tutorship committee of the Beit Mal Al Quds will meet in Rabat this June 22-23, Moroccan foreign affairs and cooperation minister, Mohammed Benaissa, announced.
Morocco-Palestine, Politics, 6/20/2001
On pressures made on the Palestinians
Palestine-Regional, Politics, 6/20/2001
On Arafat's visit to Damascus
Palestine-Syria, Politics, 6/20/2001
Arafat confers with Powell
Palestine-USA, Politics, 6/20/2001
Israeli attacks continued in the occupied territories
Fire was exchanged on Monday at Navi Dekalim settlement and another military position near Rafah followed by a confrontation between the Palestinian Intifada youths and armed settlers near Salem village.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 6/19/2001
Beit Al-Mal Al Quds meets next week in Rabat
Moroccan foreign affairs and cooperation minister, Mohammed Benaissa, announced on Monday that Bait Mal Al Quds will meet next week in Rabat to look into means to increase its funds.
Morocco-Palestine, Politics, 6/19/2001
Fragile cease-fire requires effective political measures
Egypt's Ambassador in Paris and Dean of the Arab diplomatic corps in France, Ali Maher has underlined the need for effective political measures to cement the brittle cease-fire between the Palestinians and the Israelis.
Regional-Palestine, Politics, 6/19/2001
Al-Assad confers with Azmi Beshara
Syria-Palestine, Politics, 6/18/2001
Two Palestinians killed 11 wounded
Reports coming from the occupied Arab territories stressed that the recent movements in the region especially what was stated regarding the report of the director of the CIA George Tenet did not make a change on the ground under the Israeli continued policy of attacks and continued siege against the Palestinian people.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 6/18/2001
Saudi defense minister calls for boycotting companies dealing with Israel
The Saudi minister of defense prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz on Sunday stressed that the Arabs should think of boycotting companies which deal with Israel in order to force the greater states to put an end to the sufferings of the Palestinian people.
Saudi Arabia-Palestine, Politics, 6/18/2001
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