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Khudari calls for practical steps to end the siege

MP Jamal Al-Khudari, the head of the popular anti siege committee, welcomed the statement by John Holmes, the UN coordinator of humanitarian affairs, that demanded an end to the siege

Haneyya: No cover for negotiations

Palestinian premier Ismail Haneyya said that his government would not support any negotiations with the Israeli occupation authority (IOA) whether secret or public and whether direct or indirect.

Nunu: Abbas wants to offer concessions with Arab cover

The negotiations would only beautify Israel's image, Nunu said, charging Abbas with attempting to offer concessions with Arab cover.

IOF round up 8 Palestinians, renew administrative custody of Jihad leader

Israeli occupation forces (IOF) stormed a number of villages and cities in northern West Bank at an early hour on Thursday that ended with rounding up eight Palestinian citizens.

Why are Islamists Popular?

If it's "difficult to gauge" why Islamist parties are popular, we can deduce that at least some of their supporters are motivated by an interest in good governance. In other

Washington rewards Israeli occupation for its crimes

US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano and Israeli Transport and Road Safety Minister Israel Katz on Tuesday announced a new agreement to enhance information sharing about civil

Khudari: occupation denies Gaza 85% of its needs

MP Jamal al-Khudari, chairman of the Popular Committee Against the Siege (PCAS) that the Israeli occupation only allows 15% of the Gaza Strip's needs to enter the strip through one

Zionist court refuses to end isolation of Saadat

The Waed Society for prisoners and ex-prisoners has condemned the Israeli occupation's high court decision to reject an application to end solitary confinement of the PFLP's chairman Ahmad Saadat.

Mubarak says ElBaradei can run in 2011

watchdog chief Mohammed ElBaradei can run for president, though Egypt has no need for another national hero, Egypt's president said.

Security ban anti-IOF rally outside Azhar Mosque.

Demonstrators were shocked to suddenly find themselves banned from entering Al-Azhar mosque by police forces.