by Mamdouh Nofal on 06/01/2004
Despite their bitter state of affairs, the Palestinian are actually concerned about Iraqis and wish that their occupation would end and hope for Iraq to become a unified sovereign state. The Palestinians also fear that the Iraqi wound would deepen, and accordingly, the Arabs would divert their attention to Iraq and disregard the Palestinian cause. […]
by Mamdouh Nofal on 05/01/2004
From the very start of the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations , and even prior to the official meetings that started on October 30, 1991, the predominant concern for Abu Ammar and for a large number of the Palestinian leadership and Executive Committee members was the issue of the position and the role of the PLO in the […]
by Mamdouh Nofal on 02/01/2004
A Quest for Peace and Security Mamdouh Nofal The people of the Middle East have learned from long experience that the security of their region is inseparably linked to Palestinian/Arab-Israeli peace. Whenever regional security breaks down, the peace process breaks down, and vice versa. At present, the security situation here is feeling the effects of […]