Palestinian - Israeli clashes at low level

The Palestinian - Israeli clashes have resumed today in Gaza strip and in the West Bank, yet there was no indication of injuries after the Palestinians declared the death of a Palestinian person in the events took place three days ago.

The Israeli prime minister Ihud Barak warned of what he depicted in the coming days of the need for a seize fire saying that Israeli did its best to end up the conflict.

The Israeli army began last night withdrawing some of its forces from the advanced positions in Ramallah and Nablus to other positions.

This comes in the time in which high level Palestinian and Israeli security officials are studying means to settle the situation in the Palestinian lands. The two sides began today the implementation of the procedures agreed upon in Sharm el-Sheikh to end the violence which has lasted for three weeks and killed more than 100 persons were killed.

Also Gaza airport was reopened after being closed during the clashes.

Fayez Zeyddan, the deputy of the Palestinian civil aviation authority, said that "the Israeli side took an illegal and illegitimate decision to close the leading ways from and to Gaza international airport since October the 8th in a retaliation on the Palestinian uprising, now the understanding took place with the Israeli side and Gaza airport was reopened through canceling Israel's decision," adding "we will start from tomorrow running special flights to Cairo, Amman, Jeddah, Abu Dhabi and Istanbul."