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| Palestinian unity cabinet efforts in jeopardy: Fatah |
| 2006-09-30 |
| Efforts to form a Palestinian unity government, seen as key to solving an unprecedented crisis, are in jeopardy over entrenched differences with Hamas, a Fatah party spokesman said Friday. "Talk of a national unity government is not serious now," Maher Miqdad told AFP, more than two weeks after Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas and prime minister Ismail Haniya agreed on a policy outline for the incoming government. Talks have been flung into limbo over Hamas's refusal to soften its stance by unequivocally agreeing that the future government recognize Israel and past agreements signed between the Palestinians and the Jewish state. Miqdad charged that Hamas had "reneged" on the agreement reached between Abbas and Haniya on September 11 over a political platform for a unity cabinet to replace the Hamas-led administration battling international boycott. |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #3 Yes. |
| Posted by: Zenster 2006-09-30 16:30 |
| #2 Hey, Zen, want some of this pizza? The sweet and spicy tomato sauce, slowly simmered over a stovetop for several hours with garlic, onion and oregano, sits on a crunchy and aromatic crust, and is topped with 4 different kinds of cheeses, which melt in your mouth the moment you bit into the slice. Or how about a nice slice of high quality prime rib which has been slowly cooked to perfect tenderness and is swimming in its own succulent juices? :) |
| Posted by: Jules 2006-09-30 08:23 |
| #1 Don't worry, we're not deaf, we're just ignoring you. Let us know when you dumbfucks are finished starving. |
| Posted by: Zenster 2006-09-30 06:10 |