Abbas in Syria as Assad discussion turns to election of EoACA[pounds sterling]extremist right Israeli governmentEoACA[yen].Ramallah Ramallah (rämä`lä), town (2003 est. pop. 24,000), in the West Bank, N of Jerusalem. It lies in a fertile farming region where olives, figs, and grapes are grown. Ramallah is inhabited mainly by Christian Arabs. / PNN PNN Probabilistic Neural NetworkPNN Police National Network (UK) PNN Profesor No Numerario PNN Planet2025 News Network (internet news service) PNN Prediction-Based Nearest Neighbor PNN Plmn Network Name --Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas visited Damascus on Thursday for planned meetings with his Syrian counterpart counterpart n. in the law of contracts, a written paper which is one of several documents which constitute a contract, such as a written offer and a written acceptance. , Bashar al-Assad Dr Bashar al-Assad (Arabic: بشار الأسد, and senior powerful Syrians, as announced by Abbas' spokesperson, Nabil Abu Rudeineh. President Abbas and the Syrian officials discussed Palestinian affairs and the general situation in the region. They explored in particular "a common Arab position in all that concerns negotiations with Israel in light of the recent newly elected extremist right Israeli government," confirmed Abu Rudeineh.The inter-Palestinian dialogue between Fateh and the democratically elected Hamas party was equally discussed, including the implementation of a unity government.The Palestinian factions in Damascus have, however, said that they boycotted the President's visit because they consider that "his political and organizational plans are illegal and anti-constitutional." The reference is to Abbas' appointed Fayyad government which even the Fateh party itself, including Azzam Al Ahmed of the legislative council, is taking exception to.On Saturday, the sixteenth of May, the leaders of the two rival parties will meet yet again in Cairo in search of a way to obtain national unity. Copyright Palestine News Network The Palestine News Network is an Arabic language media network run by Palestinians in the Palestinian Territories (West Bank and Gaza). It cooperates with the International Middle East Media Center which translates many of its reports into English for international, non-Arabic , 2003 - 2009 Provided by Syndigate.info an Albawaba.com company |
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