Palestine
June 1, 2000
Jewish extremists scuffled briefly with Palestinians Thursday during demonstrations to mark Israel's conquest of Arab east Jerusalem 33 years ago, whi
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak has "reaffirmed his commitment" to the Middle East peace process after Israel's abrupt withdrawal from south Lebanon
Even if a framework for a final status accord is reached with the Palestinians in the near future, the question of Jerusalem will be left unresolved,
US President Bill Clinton has spoken of a new sense of urgency in the Middle East peace process as he prepares to meet Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Bar
May 31, 2000
By Munir K. Nasser, Washington-DC A State Department official confirmed to Albawaba.com that a Camp David-style three-way summit in Washington betwee
In 20 years, Israel will have to reckon with a Palestinian population in Gaza that is expected to double in size from the current 1.4 million, said th
Peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians will not resume on Wednesday as announced by Israel, Palestinian President Yasser Arafat's top aide Na
A bomb exploded late Tuesday as a convoy of several cars transporting Israeli settlers was passing on its way to the Netzarim settlement in the Gaza S
May 30, 2000
Palestinian Authority police Tuesday closed down two television and radio stations in Ramallah, apparently for broadcasting criticism of Palestinian p
Closed-door negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians aimed at forging a peace deal by a September deadline are to be moved from Stockholm, an
Following months of bickering between Israel and the Palestinian Authority over the location of the northern passage between the Gaza Strip and the We
Palestinian President Yasser Arafat has sent a letter to US President Bill Clinton complaining of the slow progress in the peace negotiations, and ask
May 29, 2000
The possibility of erecting a security fence to separate the municipal boundaries of Jerusalem and the towns of Abu Dis and Azzariye, slated for trans
Palestinian President Yasser Arafat dismissed the idea that the Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon would make the Palestinians think violence is the best
Scores of Palestinian refugees rushed to feast their eyes for the first time ever on "our Palestine", as they call it, stretching beyond the barbed wi