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- Colonists attack, injure Palestinian in northern Jordan Valley
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- Israeli forces detain Palestinian for fending off assault in southern Hebron
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- Colonists attack Palestinian’s home west of Nablus
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- France imposes new sanctions on colonists and bans Israeli minister Smotrich's entry in coordination with five countries
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- Lands Authority condemns raid on land settlement office in Jerusalem's Beit Sira
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- Occupation forces raid towns of Hebron-area towns, and detain residents near refugee camp entrance
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- Occupation forces attack protest against settlement expansion near Hebron
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- Public Prosecution condemns assault on its members and staff while en route to Jericho
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- Occupation forces demolish two structures and a commercial kiosk in town west of Bethlehem
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- Israeli navy detains nine fishermen off the coasts of Gaza and Deir al-Balah
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- Dozens of colonists storm Al-Aqsa Mosque, perform Talmudic rituals under protection of Israeli police
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- Eight Lebanese killed in Israeli strike on southern city
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- Israeli authorities demolish home in town in the 1948 territories
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- Israeli authorities deliver demolition notices for 12 homes in Masafer Yatta
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- Israeli forces raid village west of Bethlehem ahead of demolition operation
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- Israeli forces convert home into military outpost in Jalboun, east of Jenin
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- Israeli colonists vandalize property in al-Taybeh area east of Ramallah
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- UN chief calls for immediate reopening of Gaza crossings and unhindered humanitarian access
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Palestinian American Congress Voices Deep Concern over Violence in GS,WB
WASHINGTON, January 10, 2007 (WAFA)-The Palestinian American Congress(PAC) voiced deep distress at the violence within Palestinian communities in the Occupied Gaza Strip(GS) and West Bank(WB).
In a statement, PAC, which comprised of Palestinians with diverse political views, stressed on unity and support to the Palestinians to achieve our people's fundamental human and national rights to equality and freedom from Israeli occupation, and, for those Palestinians in forced exile, to return to their homes and homeland.
"We deeply grieve the recent deaths and injuries of all our Palestinian brothers and sisters, no matter what their beliefs and political affiliations. We firmly reject internal violence as a cure to any of the problems that currently face us as a people. We know that our enemies plant seeds of divisions and celebrate at any divisions within our national movement, "PAC said.
PAC called on all Palestinian leaders and all Palestinian individuals to refrain from any violence or threats of violence against other Palestinians.
"We ask all Palestinians to consider our collective commitment to justice for our people as a whole, and to unite again to achieve our national objectives of return and self determination," it added.
M.H.(12:20 P)(10:20 GMT)



