RAMALLAH, October 11, 2014 – (WAFA) – The Gaza reconstruction conference which is scheduled to be held in Cairo onSunday October 12 hit the front page headlines of the Palestinian dailies.

Here are the front page headlines of the dailies.

Al-Quds

-          The sum of $4 billion is requested for Gaza reconstruction.

-          ]Palestinian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy Mohammad[ Mustafa: The Palestinian government will revise ]US Secretary of State John[ Kerry’s economic initiative.

-          Four Palestinians were shot and injured and dozens others suffocated during anti-wall and settlement West Bank weekly protests.

-          Some Palestinian immigrants detained in Malta are released.

-          Israel will not allow the establishment of the State of Palestine and will focus on conflict management in running its relations with the Palestinians.

-          Thousands of Palestinian worshipers under 50 years old are barred from access into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound as a result of stringent Israeli restrictions.

-          The European Union calls anew for the need to solve the conflict based on the two-state solution.

-          [Member of Hamas political bureau Mohammad] Nazzal: We will soon hold indirect negotiations with Israel over prisoners' issue.   

-          [Palestinian Premier Rami] Hamdallah together with his cabinet return back from Gaza to the West Bank in anticipation of travelling to Cairo.

-          [Head of the Civil Affairs Committee Hussein] al-Sheikh: We have submitted a proposal to Hamas regarding forming one roster to run for the elections.

-          The Arab Parliament condemns storming the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound by Israel.

-          Hamdallah thanks [Hamas senior official Ismail] Haniyeh, affirms that all they have agreed upon will be implemented.

-          The American University of Beirut receives a $8 million scholarship endowment for Palestinian students.

Al-Ayyam:

-          Mustafa: The government has virtually replaced Hamas rule in the Gaza Strip and its employees will assume tomorrow the responsibility for Beit Hanoun (Erez) and Karm Abu Salem (Kerem Shalom) border crossings.

-          Egyptian Foreign Ministry unveils the details of Gaza reconstruction conference.

-          Palestinian worshipers perform Friday noon prayers in occupied Jerusalem streets as Israeli occupation authorities barred men under 50 years old from entering the al-Aqsa Mosque compound.

-          Dozens of Palestinians are shot and injured by rubber-coated steel bullets, others suffocate as Israeli occupation forces crush weekly rallies.

-          EU calls anew for resolving the conflict based on the two-state solution.

-          A report shows the tourism has generated substantial revenues in Palestine and that the boycott campaigns have achieved remarkable success.

-          Israel approves conflict management as a strategy rather than the establishment of a Palestinian state.

-          Malala Yousafzai, a Pakistani, and Kailash Satyarthi, an Indian, are awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

-          The Arab Bank asks for a re-trial in the US.

-          A leader from ‘Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis’ is killed in Sinai.

-          A Palestinian youth succumbs to his wounds he sustained during the Israeli onslaught on Gaza.

Al-Hayat Al-Jadida

-          President Mahmoud Abbas receives a phone call from German Foreign Minister [Frank-Walter Steinmeier].

-          A festival to mourn poet Samih al-Qassim is organized in al-Rameh under the aegis of President Mahmoud Abbas.

-          The international community will take a decision regarding the funds to be earmarked for Gaza reconstruction tomorrow in Cairo.

-          Thousands of Palestinians perform the Friday noon prayers on the street near the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.

-          Mustafa: The Palestinian government would assume responsibility for the Karm Abu Salem (Kerem Shalom) and Beit Hanoun (Erez) crossing Sunday.

-          [Arab League Secretary-General Nabil] al-Arabi commends the Palestinian national consensus government’s meeting in Gaza.

-          The EU calls anew for resolving the conflict based on the two-state solution.

-          Three prominent Christian prelates call Europe to recognize the Palestinian state.

-          According to an Israeli analyst, the Palestinian government’s session in Gaza unveils the Israeli government’s contradictory policies.

-          The Arab Bank accuses Brooklyn federal court of committing significant mistakes, asks for a re-trial.

-          Palestinian immigrants detained in Malta are released following Palestinian official intervention.

-          A Palestinian youth succumbs to his wounds he sustained during the Israeli onslaught on Gaza.

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