Important News
- Weather: Pleasant conditions prevail
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- Palestinians killed and wounded by Israeli bombing in central Gaza
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- Occupation forces seize election posters in Beit Jala, West of Bethlehem
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- Suffocation cases among students after Israeli forces fired tear gas canisters at them near Hebron
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- Oil prices soar amid geopolitical tensions and increased demand
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- US President Trump says blockade imposed on ships entering or leaving Iranian ports starts today
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- Occupation forces close eastern gate of town near Nablus
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- Two injured by Israeli gunfire near Jerusalem
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- Israeli airstrike kills four, including woman, in Lebanon as aggression continues
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- Colonists break into Jerusalem's Aqsa mosque
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UN Secretary-General Welcomes Unity Government
NEW YORK, March 16, 2007 (WAFA) - Welcoming reports that negotiations for a Palestinian national unity government have been completed, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today he hoped the new administration would respect existing agreements and reflect widely held principles on the conflict in the Middle East.
United Nations spokesperson Michele Montas told journalists at the daily briefing, in response to questions on the intra-Palestinian talks, that Mr. Ban is now looking forward to the formation of both the Government and its programme.
She said he hoped that the Palestinian Government would respect all existing agreements and reflect principles outlined by the diplomatic Quartet, the international grouping that includes the UN as well as the European Union, Russian Federation and the United States.
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