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Weekly
Bulletin
The Weekly Bulletin, focusing on the West Bank, serves
as the basic component of all service packages. An extensive
document distributed every Monday, the Weekly Bulletin
provides information regarding the previous week’s
most pertinent political and security developments and
enables clients an understanding of the current atmosphere
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Week
of December 25 - 31 2011
The past week saw a further escalation in the verbal and diplomatic confrontation between the Palestinian Authority and the PLO and the Israeli government. The escalation follows the series of meetings between the Palestinian organizations in Cairo, which produced broad agreement on various issues, particularly the establishment of the... more |
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Week
of December 25 - 31 2011
The past week saw a further escalation in the verbal and diplomaticconfrontation between the Palestinian Authority and the PLO and the Israeli government. The escalation follows the series of meetings between the Palestinian organizations in Cairo, which produced broad agreement on various issues, particularly the establishment of the... more |
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Week
of December 18 - 24 2011
The past week was dominated by a series of meetings in Cairo that constitute a watershed in terms of the cooperation between the different Palestinian organizations, and particularly between Fatah and Hamas. The meetings included talks between the two... more |
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Week
of December 11 - 17 2011
A series of meetings are due to take place in Cairo over the coming weeks, in accordance with the agreements reached by PA Chairman Mahmud A’bbas and the head of the Hamas Political Bureau, Khaled Masha’l, at their recent meeting in the city. The meetings [see below] include direct talks between Fatah and Hamas [Sunday] in order to discuss their... more |
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Week
of December 4 - 10 2011
The meeting last month between PA Chairman Mahmud A’bbas and the headof the Hamas Political Bureau Khaled Masha’l focused on a series of broadunderstandings between the two figures, particularly concerning the adoption of a common platform for the near future, the formation of a unity government, and series of confidence-building steps on... more |
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Week
of November 27 - December 3 2011
Last week saw the further disintegration of the government of Salam Fayyad in Ramallah, against the background of the reconciliation meeting in Cairo the week before between PA Chairman Mahmud A’bbas and the head of the Hamas Political Bureau, Khaled Masha’l. As discussed in last week’s report, the Cairo meeting focused mainly on agreeing... more |
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Week
of November 20 - 26 2011
The major event of the past week was the meeting in Cairo on Thursdaybetween Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmud A’bbas and the head of theHamas Political Bureau, Khaled Masha’l. The meeting will have ramifications over the coming months for the relations between the two organizations and with Israel. After the meeting, A’bbas and Masha’l vied with each other to describe its achievements in the... more |
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Week
of November 13 - 19 2011
The main development of the past week was the preparations for the meetingbetween PA Chairman Mahmud A’bbas and the head of the Hamas PoliticalBureau Khaled Masha’l. The meeting is due to take place next weekend in Cairo under Egyptian auspices. Both sides have already publicly confirmed that the meeting will go ahead, but they... more |
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Week
of October 30 - November 5 2011
The political and rhetorical escalation between the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority escalated further this week, with a flood of comments from both sides serving to emphasize that they are on an irreversible course of confrontation. The past few weeks saw the speech by Mahmud A’bbas ten days ago, in which he emphasized the ... more |
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Week
of October 23 - 29 2011
The past week saw a further verbal and political escalation in the alreadyembittered relations between the Palestinian Authority and the Israeligovernment. On the Israeli side, Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman called for the replacement of PA... more |
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