Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Palestinian territories

  • Mahmoud Abbas, Palestinian President, Signals Willingness To Restart Talks In ...

    In a private appearance with Jewish leaders in New York on Monday night, a conciliatory Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said he felt the time to reach a peace settlement in the region was running out and signaled his willingness to sit ...

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  • Meshaal determined to step down: Hamas officials

    GAZA CITY, Palestinian Territories - Khaled Meshaal, the head of the Hamas movement, has reaffirmed his decision to relinquish leadership of the group, Hamas officials said on Tuesday.

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  • Palestinian statehood issue to return to UN

    Palestinian Authority leaders say they are working with as many as 170 nations to put together the wording of a formal draft of a resolution that would likely be submitted a few weeks after Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas formally ...

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  • Palestinians Warn Budget Crisis Threatens Two-State Solution

    The Palestinian finance minister says a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is in jeopardy if the Palestinian Authority does not get urgent funding to address its budget crisis. Nabeel Kassis said Sunday after a meeting with donor ...

    blogs.voanews.com

  • Palestinian Authority Cuts Fuel Prices to Calm Protests

    TEL AVIV—The Palestinian Authority will decrease fuel prices and cut salaries of top officials, the prime minister pledged on Tuesday after days of protests in the West Bank against the high cost of living.

    online.wsj.com

  • (Documentary - Israel-Palestinian Territories-US)

    A SET Prods., Participant Media, Zadig Prods. production. (International sales: Cinephil, Tel Aviv.) Produced by Dan Setton, Elise Pearlstein.

    www.variety.com

  • Two-state solution in jeopardy, Palestinians say

    United Nations: The Palestinian finance minister warned on Sunday that the two-state solution is in jeopardy if the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) does not get a major infusion of cash to alleviate its severe fiscal crisis. Nabeel Kassis said the ...

    gulfnews.com

  • World Bank Warns Of Palestinian Fiscal Crisis

    The Palestine Authority (PA) will require some USD400m in additional international aid to balance its books after the nation's efforts to boost tax revenues failed during the first half of the year, the World Bank has said.

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  • 'Serious fiscal crisis' in Palestinian territories

    The World Bank has warned that the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank faces a $400m (£246m) budget shortfall and asked donors to act urgently.

    www.bbc.co.uk

  • Why Building a Hotel in the West Bank Means So Much More

    If approved, this plan means construction will be allowed inside settlements built on occupied Palestinian territory, most notably the settlement of Maaleh Adumim, on the environs of Jerusalem, and Gush Etzion, a cluster of settlements located south of ...

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  • Door for Israeli-Palestinian peace may be closing: UN

    "The continued growth of Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory seriously undermines efforts towards peace.

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  • Delegations at UNCTAD Board meeting concerned by Palestinian economy ...

    The Coordinator of the G77 and China noted that the report confirmed the key constraints facing the economic development in the occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT). He welcomed the analysis of the challenges confronting the under-utilized and ...

    unctad.org

  • Financial Strains Said to Threaten Stability of Palestinian Authority

    JERUSALEM - As the Palestinian Authority marks the 19th anniversary this month of the signing of the Oslo Accords, the agreement with Israel that brought it into existence, the authority is facing a financial crisis that experts say could threaten its ...

    www.nytimes.com

  • Palestinian state efforts at risk in cash crisis: minister

    UNITED NATIONS - Efforts to create a Palestinian state could collapse unless emergency funds are found to bail out its nascent government, the Palestinian finance minister said.

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  • DIARY - MidEast/African holidays to December 2012

    ... Eid-Al-Adha (Subject to Lunar Sightings) Jordan - Eid-Al-Adha (Subject to Lunar Sightings) Kuwait - Arafat day Libya - Eid El Adha (Subject to Lunar Sightings) Oman - Eid Al adha (Subject to Lunar Sightings) Palestinian Territories - Eid Al-Adha ...

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  • Palestinian state efforts at risk

    The Palestinian Authority faces a $US400 million ($A385 million) shortfall this year and has already been hit by protests over the spiralling cost of living and spending cuts by president Mahmud Abbas's administration.

    www.theaustralian.com.au

  • Palestinians seek to amend economic accord with Israel

    The Paris Protocol maps out an economic blueprint for a customs union between Israel and the Palestinian territories and pegs value added tax to Israeli rates, now at 17 percent, effectively blocking any steep price cuts in the West Bank.

    www.reuters.com

  • Palestinians to lift Israel import restrictions: minister

    RAMALLAH, Palestinian Territories - The Palestinian West Bank government on Sunday said it was ending restrictions limiting the number of traders who can import Israeli goods into the territory, in a bid to reduce spiralling prices.

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  • Palestine's Arab Spring

    In recent demonstrations across the West Bank, where the Palestinian Authority (PA) is supposedly in charge, protests over high food prices have escalated to calls for both Abbas and prime minister Salam Fayyad to step down.

    open.salon.com

  • World Bank: Palestinian fiscal crisis is deepening

    The bank said the finances of the Palestinian Authority, which governs Palestinian areas of the West Bank, have been hurt by reduced donor funding; higher-than-expected spending on pensions and loans; and a revenue shortfall sparked by an economic ...

    www.businessweek.com

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