Israel rebuffs call for talks on core issues
JERUSALEM, July 17 (Reuters) - Israel ruled out on Tuesday negotiations "at this stage" over the boundaries of a future Palestinian state, rebuffing Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and casting doubt on a renewed U.S. push to address the issue.
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Wednesday, July 18, 2007
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Basic needs reaching Gaza but economy near collapse
While humanitarian aid flows into the Gaza Strip are meeting most of the basic needs of the Palestinians, industries are unable to export their goods. This has lead to mass layoffs and unemployment in the already impoverished enclave.
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Tuesday, July 17, 2007
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Hamas: Bush’s call is a big lie; and his threats don’t frighten us
GAZA, (PIC)-- Hamas Movement described on Tuesday the statements uttered by US President George W. Bush as big lies, charging that they came in the context of the US campaign to support PA chief Mahmoud Abbas against the Palestinian legitimacy represented by Hamas Movement.
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Tuesday, July 17, 2007
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Haneyya: We will not barter political stands for food
GAZA, (PIC)-- Prime Minister of the legitimate PA caretaker government Ismail Haneyya has stressed Monday that food and human rights mustn’t be subjected to political extortion, affirming that his government will not trade political stands for food.
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Monday, July 16, 2007
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Cross-border crisis
Israel's refusal to reopen the Rafah terminal is causing turmoil on both sides of the Egyptian Gaza border, reports Serene Assir from Rafah and Arish, North Sinai
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Saturday, July 14, 2007
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