Important News
- Weather: Extremely hot conditions expected
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- Three Palestinians injured, six detained during Israeli occupation raids in Nablus
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- Australia summons Israeli ambassador over failure to open criminal investigation into Gaza aid workers' killings
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- UK condemns Israeli E1 settlement tender, warns of threat to two-state solution
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- Colonists raid Khirbet Samra in northern Jordan Valley
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- For 12th consecutive day, colonists continue siege of homes south of Nablus
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- Colonists set fire to home in Khirbet al-Fara, south of Hebron
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- Israeli forces raid Balata refugee camp, east of Nablus
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- Hind Rajab Foundation voices lack of confidence in Israeli army investigations into deaths of child and family
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- Human Rights Watch: Colonists' attacks in West Bank increasingly driving Palestinians into forced displacement
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- Israeli forces move mobile homes to new settlement outpost west of Hebron
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- Temple groups call for reopening Al-Aqsa to colonists on Saturdays
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- Egypt condemns E1 settlement project, warns of division of West Bank
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- UN chief warns against E1 settlement project, urges Israel to halt further steps
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- Israeli forces demolish two inhabited homes in Birin village, east of Hebron
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- Fatah Central Committee discusses political, security developments and upcoming elections
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- Israeli forces demolish agricultural structure, greenhouses in Kafr Sur, south of Tulkarm
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- Israeli authorities release body of slain child from Sinjil
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- Indian Vice Minister concludes official visit to Palestine, announces health and development initiatives
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- Israeli occupation forces detain three Palestinians in Tulkarm, including woman and her son
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Costa Rica Establishes Diplomatic Ties With Palestine
SAN JOSE, February 6, 2008 (WAFA)-Costa Rica has decided to establish diplomatic ties tih the Palestinian National Authority (PNA). The arrival of the Palistenian ambassador is imminent, according to a government statement.
Costa Rica and Palestine hope to strengthen their existing friendship and co-operation by establishing diplomatic relations, said the Costa Rican foreign ministry.
Costa Rica's relationship with the PNA is a step in the country's aim to have good relations with the Arab world, as Costa Rican embassies are no in Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon and Yemen, part of the 15 diplomatic relationships established during the Arias administration since May 2006.



