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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Palestine, 8/25/1997

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Weekly Edition, Palestine - Week of August 25, 1997

  • The Palestinian conference and Arafat
    Delegates said the two-day talks, which ended in the west bank town of Ramallah on Thursday, showed Palestinians had closed ranks behind Arafat in response to Israeli sanctions. Palestine, Politics, 8/30/1997
  • Palestinian budget shortage doubled
    The Palestinian Minister of Economics Maher El-Masri revealed yesterday that the Palestinian Authority's budget for this fiscal year exceeds twice what had been voted on earlier this year. Palestine, Economics, 8/30/1997
  • Palestinians warn of a human catastrophe
    Palestinian refugees are classified as temporary residents and do not benefit from government services, leaving them largely dependent on UNRWA for schooling and health care. Palestine, Economics, 8/29/1997
  • International Bank gives loan to non-governmental Palestinian organizations
    The IB board of directors agreed on allocating a 10 million dollar grant to set up a fund that would support the non-governmental organizations (NGO) working in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Palestine, Economics, 8/28/1997
  • Israel attacks Palestinian primary school
    Israeli forces yesterday shelled a Bethlehem primary school for girls with tear gas. Palestine, Local, 8/27/1997
  • Arafat repeats accusations against Israelis
    Palestinian President Yasser Arafat reiterated that Israelis intend to kill Palestinian leaders. Palestine, Politics, 8/27/1997
  • Israel denies preparing assassination list
    Israel denied yesterday Palestinian accusations saying that it has prepared a list of names of Palestinian leaders, including Yasser Arafat and his counselors, with the intention of assassinating them. Palestine, Politics, 8/26/1997
  • Japanese factory planned for Gaza Strip
    The project will depend on progress in the peace process between Palestinians and Israelis. Palestine, Business, 8/26/1997
  • Libya recognizes Palestinian passports
    The Palestinian Deputy Minister of Interior said Libya would recognize Palestinian passports. Palestine, Politics, 8/26/1997
  • A Palestinian-Israeli meeting failed on the Palestinian boycott of Israeli goods
    The Palestinian party, represented by Palestinian industry and trade officials, said that as a condition to ending the boycott of Israeli goods, Palestinian tradesmen and workers should be allowed to enter Israel. Palestine, Economics, 8/25/1997
  • PLO Chief warns of War
    The chief of the PLO political department, Farouuk Qaddoumi, warned against a new war in the region as a result of Benjamin Netanyahu's policies. Palestine, Politics, 8/25/1997