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- Gaza: Israeli forces demolish several homes
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- One Palestinian killed in Israeli bombing north of Gaza city
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- Over 100 colonists break into Jerusalem's Aqsa mosque
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- Israel responsible for brutal abuse and humiliation of workers, says Unions official
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- Occupation forces continue closing entrance to Salfit-area town
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- Gaza death toll from Israel's deadly aggression surpasses 72,336
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- Spanish PM says "Israel the only country violating international law in the Middle East"
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- Italy suspends military cooperation agreement with Israel
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- Presidency welcomes the German Chancellor's stance rejecting annexation
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- Colonists raze agricultural lands near Bethlehem
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- Colonists cut water pipelines near Jericho
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- Cabinet warns of imminent collapse of health services in Gaza amid critical shortages
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- Cabinet warns of imminent collapse of health services in Gaza amid critical shortages
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- Prisoners’ groups: More than 9,600 Palestinians held in Israeli prisons
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- UPDATE: Four killed, including child, and others injured in Israeli strike on vehicle in Gaza City
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- Two Palestinians injured after attack by Israeli forces northwest of Nablus
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- Israeli forces close central Hebron and search homes in nearby village, causing damage
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- Armed colonists attempt to seize Palestinian-owned house northeast of Hebron
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Moussa: Arab Countries will Adopt Unified Stand on U.S.-Sponsored Peace Conference
DAMASCUS, November 15, 2007 (WAFA) - Secretary General of the Arab League Amr Moussa said Thursday that Arab countries will adopt a unified stand on the U.S.-sponsored peace conference scheduled for later this year at an Arab foreign ministers' meeting to be held in Cairo, Egypt next week.
Moussa's statements came after a meeting he held in Damascus with Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Moussa told reporters that Arab states would come up with a united stand on the conference at a meeting of Arab foreign ministers to be held in Cairo Nov. 22-23.
"What we want is a conference that deals with the Arab-Israeli conflict and starts serious negotiations under international supervision," he said.
