Important News
- Colonists storm village north of Jericho
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- UNRWA: Lives of Gaza's children are marked by death and destruction
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- Four civilians killed, others wounded in Israeli strike west of Gaza City
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- Prime Minister reaffirms Palestinian position on statehood under unified political and security systems
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- Israeli colonists steal donkey, cause significant damage to crops in Masafer Yatta
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- Israeli forces issue mass evacuation orders in Khan Younis as forced displacement in Gaza continues
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- Gaza death toll reaches 57,575 since start of Israeli aggression in October 2023 - Medical sources
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- Israeli strikes kill over 35 Palestinians, including children and women, in Gaza
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- Israeli colonists escalate violence against Palestinian shepherds in southern Bethlehem
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- At least 24 killed in Gaza as Israeli strikes target displaced civilians, including former detainees
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- Israeli forces raid Al-Jalazone refugee camp amid heavy gunfire and tear gas
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- US singer Lana Del Rey says she "prays for Palestine" as she mourns loss of live in Gaza
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- Israeli colonists set up tent, sheep pen, on lands near Hebron
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- Israeli forces demolish house near Jerusalem
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- Gaza: Four killed, others injured by Israeli airstrikes
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- Colonists steal livestock equipment near the Jordan Valley
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- Gaza: 13 civilians killed, dozens injured by Israeli airstrikes
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- Weather: Very hot conditions continue
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President to Meet Israeli PM Tuesday
TEL AVIV, September 29, 2007 (WAFA)-Head of PLO Negotiation Department, Saeb Ereikat said on Saturday that President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert will likely meet Tuesday, Harretz reported.
Erikat told reporters that this came as part of their preparations for a U.S.-hosted Mideast peace conference later this fall.
Erekat added that the negotiating teams appointed to draft a joint statement of principles ahead of the conference might at some point participate in the talks.
Olmert and Abbas have met five times in recent months, in an attempt to build trust and find a way to restart peace talks that broke down in 2001.
