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26.03.2007, 04:00
Days ahead of the Arab League Summit, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has met with the UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon, and the U.S. Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, at his Ramallah headquarters in the West Bank.
16.06.2007, 11:10
Violence has now spread to the West Bank after Fatah gunmen stormed the Hamas controlled Palestinian Parliament and Education Ministry. The move comes in response to Hamas' routing of Fatah forces in Gaza over the past week.
17.11.2008, 06:00
Israel’s latest blockade against Gaza, imposed more than a week ago in retaliation for rocket attacks by Palestinian militants, is causing great suffering among ordinary people. For some it has become a struggle for life itself.
19.11.2008, 07:26
Many Palestinians living in Iraq were forced to flee to refugee camps after the U.S.-led invasion in 2003. They still live in desperate conditions on the Iraq-Syrian border, unable to return to Baghdad or flee to neighbouring countries. Some, however, hav
20.11.2008, 12:39
Israeli weapon trading companies had been holding negotiations and selling arms to a whole row of Arab countries defined as ‘enemies’ by Israeli law – such as Iraq, Libya and Yemen. Moreover, the move was coordinated and approved by the country
Published: 15 November, 2008, 09:05
Yasser Arafat led the Palestinians through bloody conflict with the dream of creating a nation. But upon his death, no one was able to replace him as a central figure around which the various factions could unite. Arafat's goal of creating a state seems n
