Important News
- Prisoners' organizations: Escalating and systematic violations against Palestinian detainees in Israeli prisons in April
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- Israeli colonists continue attacking Palestinians, their properties in Masafer Yatta
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- Palestinian national heritage committee calls on UNESCO to immediately intervene to stop Israeli violations at Sebastia archaeological site
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- PCBS: 77 years after Nakba, Palestinian population has increased nearly 10-fold
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- German Government alarmed by developments in Gaza
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- One killed, others injured in an Israeli airstrike east of Gaza city
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- Cabinet holds meeting in Tulkarm; PM affirms government continues efforts to alleviate residents' suffering
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- Israeli forces continue to demolish homes in Nour Shams camp amid ongoing offensive
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- Armed colonists graze their sheep near Palestinian residents' homes south of Hebron
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- UN organizations: 2.1 million Gazans face starvation, as Israeli genocide continues
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- Tulkarm: 106 days since Israel's aggression began on the city and refugee camps
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President Abbas to Arab FMs: No Palestinian-Israeli Document Reached Ahead Annapolis
CAIRO, November 24, 2007 (WAFA) - President Mahmoud Abbas said the Palestinians and the Israelis have not reached a joint statement to be presented at next week's U.S.-sponsored Middle East peace conference.
Speaking to a meeting of Arab League foreign ministers on Friday, President Abbas said he has met with the Israeli Prime Minister for eight times and during these meetings they discussed all the important issues, including the final status issues.
“During these meetings, I stressed our commitment to Road Map Peace plan, the Arab Initiative and President Bush Vision of two-state solution as well as his call to implement the Road Map,†said President Abbas.
Abbas said the negotiations with the Israelis were genuine, but Israel brought about the talks failure as it stuck to its positions. President said that this Peace conference can be a chance for making peace with Israel, stressing that this chance should be seized, urging the Arabs for a united stance in this conference.
