Palestine
May 14, 2000
Israel Sunday accused two members of the Islamic resistance movements of planning to kidnap Israeli soldiers for the purpose of forcing the Jewish sta
At least 14 Palestinians were wounded, four of them by live bullets, during clashes with Israeli troops in the West Bank and Gaza Strip on Sunday, the
Two top Palestinian officials have left for Sweden for negotiations with Israeli officials after the two sides missed a second deadline for a draft pe
Renewed clashes between Israeli troops and Palestinian demonstrators broke out in the West Bank town of Bethlehem Saturday evening after a march calli
May 13, 2000
At least 24 Palestinian youths were wounded, two of them by live rounds, in clashes with Israeli troops Saturday following demonstrations demanding th
The United States said Friday there is an increased risk of terrorism in Israel and the Palestinian territories, and urged US citizens living and trav
May 12, 2000
Israeli troops raided a house Friday to free four of their colleagues taken hostage by protesters amid violent clashes which saw at least 15 Palestini
Palestinian Authority officials confirmed a report in the Israeli daily Ma'ariv Thursady that Israel has offered it a land transfer in stages, said th
May 11, 2000
Israel's supreme court blocked Thursday the early release of a Jewish settler jailed seven years ago for murdering a bound Palestinian man, ruling tha
Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails continued Wednesday their hunger strike, which started since the beginning of this month as a protest to their
May 10, 2000
Palestinian President Yasser Arafat briefed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on the continuing stumbling blocks in negotiations with Israel, Foreign M
The Palestinian "Love and Peace" radio station went back on the air Wednesday after the intervention of Palestinian president Yasser Arafat, six days
At least two Palestinians were wounded in violent clashes with Israeli soldiers that erupted Wednesday in the West Bank town of Bethlehem after a demo
May 8, 2000
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian President Yasser Arafat agreed during a two-hour summit late Sunday to renew peace talks Monday, Bar
The Palestine Development and Investment Company (PADICO), the largest private Palestinian enterprise, convened its first general assembly in Palestine on Saturday. At the meeting, the company urged