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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Jordan, 6/11/2001

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Weekly Edition, Jordan - Week of June 11, 2001

  • Al-Qallab criticizes Ghoushe's return back
    Jordan's former minister of information Saleh Qallab has criticized the attempt of the spokesman of the Hamas movement Ibrahim Ghoushe to return back to Jordan. Jordan-Qatar, Politics, 6/16/2001
  • Jordanian front, Muslim brothers group denounce holding of Ghoushe
    The Islamic work front party and the Muslim brothers group in Jordan denounced the holding of engineer Ibrahim Ghoushe, one of the key figures of the Hamas movement at Queen Alia airport. Jordan, Politics, 6/16/2001
  • Palestinian, Jordanian officials to settle restrictions on travel of Palestinians from the West Bank to Jordan
    The Palestinian in charge of the civil affairs in the Palestinian Authority Jamil al-Treifi will head today for Amman in order to discuss with the Jordanian deputy Premier and the Minister of the Interior Awad Khleifat the possibility of settling the restrictions placed on the travel of the Palestinians from the West Bank to Jordan. Palestine-Jordan, Politics, 6/16/2001
  • Jordan prevents Ghoushe from entering Jordan
    The Jordanian authorities on Thursday prevented the official spokesman for the Islamic resistance movement ( Hamas) Ibrahim Ghoushe from entering the country upon his sudden arrival at Amman's airport coming from Doha (Qatar), where he was deported to in 1999 together with other three officials at the said movement. Jordan, Politics, 6/15/2001
  • Jordan's opposition to impose smart sanctions on Iraq
    The Jordanian Parliament has stressed categorical rejection to what is called smart sanctions due to be imposed on Iraq for further isolation from its Arab surrounding. Jordan-Iraq, Politics, 6/13/2001
  • Jordan prevents the entry of the West Bank Palestinians before getting a prior consent
    In an unprecedented measure, the Jordanian authorities decided to prevent the Palestinians of the West Bank from entering Jordan without a prior consent, justifying this measure for fears that Israel will gradually expel them. Jordan-Palestine, Politics, 6/13/2001
  • Meeting of the Yemeni- Jordanian committee
    A well-informed Yemeni source said that the Yemeni prime minister Abdul Qader Bajmal will visit the Jordanian capital Amman by the end of the current month in order to preside over his country's delegation to the meetings of the joint higher Jordanian- Yemeni joint committee which will last for two days. Yemen-Jordan, Politics, 6/12/2001