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Article: PALESTINE - Dec 31 - Leaders Call For Talks After Gaza Clashes.
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- APS Diplomat Recorder
- Article date:
- January 5, 2008
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Gaza remains tense after a night of clashes between gunmen of the rival Hamas and Fatah groups, while leaders on both sides called for a renewed dialogue. Seven Palestinians were killed and 40 were wounded in the clashes, according to Dr. Muawiya Hassanein, head of the emergency medical service in Gaza. Twenty-five were wounded by gunfire, and the rest were beaten, Hassanein said. A spokesman for the Hamas-run interior ministry, Ehab al-Ghsein, blamed Fatah for the violence, saying the fighting had started when Fatah supporters shot at worshipers emerging from a mosque in the southern town of Khan Yunis, killing a local Hamas leader, Mahmoud Abu Taha, and a 10-year-old ...
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... ... convene on Monday GAZA, Oct. 26 (Xinhua) -- Ibrahim Abu Najja, Deputy Speaker ... Arafat formed. Abu Najja said that in principle ... PLC members from Gaza and the West Bank ... Ramallah, including Gaza members, said Abu Najja. During the last ...
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