Important News
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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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- 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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- WHO official says Israel's restrictions on medical aid entry to Gaza hinders heath response
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- Gaza death toll from Israel's deadly aggression surpasses 72,333
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- Colonists set up iron gate in Jerusalem's Old City
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- One killed by Israeli drone bombing in southern Gaza
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President Calls EU to Leave Siege Imposed on Palestinians
ATHENA, April 21, 2007, (WAFA) -President Mahmoud Abbas reiterated Saturday his call to end international siege imposed on the Palestinian people.
In a joint press conference with Greece Foreign Minister, Dora Bakoyannis, the President called on the European Union to leave siege so as the Palestinian people lives a normal life, saying that the continuation of blockade only encourage extremism.
"We call upon the European Union to lift the embargo imposed on our people, whose continuation will only succeed in encouraging extremism," Abbas said.
The President clarified that the national unity government corresponds to all expectations, saying that circumstances are suitable to implement US President George Bush vision of two state solutions.
"We recently formed a government of national unity, its agenda has been announced and we believe that it corresponds to all expectations," the President added.
The President also called on Israeli government to release Palestinian prisoners, affirming that efforts were being made to secure the release of a BBC journalist abducted in Gaza as well as that Israeli soldier seized in Gaza.
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