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23 May
2001
UN Middle East envoy Terje Larson states that an Israeli settlement freeze would be "one of the most important confidence-building measures."
2000
23-24 May: After announcing its intention to depart ahead of schedule Israel completely pulls out of South Lebanon after 18 years of occupation.
1998
Damascus, Sheikh Yassin meets with the leaders of the 10 Damascus-based Palestinian opposition groups.
1998
US House Speaker Newt Gingrich and House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt lead a congressional delegation to Israel to celebrate Israel's 50th anniversary and Jerusalem Day.
1948
Al-Tantura massacre was perpetrated against 250 civilians and POWs.
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Haniya discusses developments in Gaza with Jordan's premier
Haniya discusses developments in Gaza with Jordan's premier
[ 27/11/2012 - 06:07 PM ]

AMMAN, (PIC)-- Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh telephoned the prime minister of Jordan Abdullah Nsour, on Monday evening to discuss the latest developments on the Palestinian arena in light of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip.

The official Jordanian Petra news agency reported that Haniyeh expressed his thanks and appreciation for Jordan for its position supporting the Palestinian people and their just cause and for the medical and humanitarian assistance provided by Jordan to the Gaza Strip.

He also expressed his appreciation for Jordan's support for the Palestinians during the recent meetings of the foreign ministers of the Arab states.

For its part; the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has sent telegrams of thanks to the Arab foreign ministers for their support of the Palestinian people during the aggression on the Gaza Strip.

The Palestinian ministry sent also an information report containing preliminary details of the casualties and other material losses caused by the aggression in the Gaza Strip.
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