Important News
- Journalists Syndicate holds set-in in Khan Yunis to protest Israel’s assassination of journalist Hassan Eslaih
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- Civilians killed and injured in Israeli strikes near European Hospital in Khan Yunis
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- Israeli colonists assault shepherds in southern West Bank
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- Israeli forces abduct Palestinian from refugee camp near Nablus
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- Israeli military court extends detention of female journalist until next Thursday
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- Israeli forces uproot dozens of olive trees, bulldoze farmlands south of Nablus
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- Israeli forces begin land survey east of Bethlehem
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- Israeli authorities summon Jerusalemite who thwarted colonists’ attempt to storm Al-Aqsa
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- Israeli forces shoot and assault Palestinian youth north of occupied Jerusalem
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- Death toll across Gaza Strip surges to 52,908, over 119,721 injured
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- Israeli forces release nine Palestinian detainees from the Gaza Strip
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- Five Palestinian civilians killed, others injured in Israeli airstrikes on several areas in Gaza
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- Israeli airstrike kills journalist Hassan Eslieh while receiving treatment in Gaza hospital
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Jordan & Germany Affirm on Direct Negations Between Palestinians and Israelis
BERLIN, January 28, 2007, (WAFA)-King of Jordan Abdullah11 and Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel affirmed that direct negotiations between Palestinians and Israeli could only lead to progress in the peace process in the Middle East.
In a joint press conference in Berlin, Merkel stated that improving economical situation in the region would contribute for pushing the peace process forward, adding that the time has taught us to benefit from all census international efforts to advance the peace process.
Merkel made it clear that she stressed, in her meeting with President Mahmoud Abbas in Davos Conference, on the necessity of the contribution of all Arab states to support the exerted efforts to achieve peace.
M.H.(13:00 P)(11:00 GMT)
