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22 May
2002
Twelve of the 13 exiled Palestinians leave Cyprus aboard planes - a Spanish military aircraft and an Italian executive jet - to six EU nations that have agreed to offer them temporary asylum. The 13th man will stay in Cyprus until a EU member accepts him.
1948
UN Security Council resolution calls for ceasefire.
1939
22-23 May: British House of Commons votes 268 to 179 in favor of White Paper issued by Colonial Secretary of State Malcolm MacDonald. White Paper calls for conditional independence for unitary Palestinian state after ten years; admission of 15,000 Jewish immigrants annually into Palestine for five years, with immigration after that subject to "Arab acquiescence" ; protection of Palestinian land rights against Zionist acquisition.
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Agha calls on Cairo to supply Gaza with fuel through Rafah crossing
Agha calls on Cairo to supply Gaza with fuel through Rafah crossing
[ 03/05/2008 - 03:57 PM ]

GAZA, (PIC)-- Dr. Mohammed Ramadan Al-Agha, the minister of agriculture in the PA caretaker government in Gaza, has called on the Egyptian government to open the Rafah border terminal and to supply Gaza with fuel especially gas.

Agha in a statement on Saturday said that Egyptian gas should be supplied to Gaza instead of Israel.

The minister said that he held many contacts with Arab energy ministers on providing Gaza with fuel, and pointed out that the most affected sectors, due to the fuel shortage, were those of agriculture and fishing.
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