lip1978
Aug 9th, 2005, 10:20 AM
No evidence of Arafat poisoning
GAZA, Aug. 9 (UPI) -- A spokesman for the Palestinian government Tuesday denied that there is evidence Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat died from poisoning.
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Samir Halila, secretary-general of the Palestinian Cabinet, said in a statement "the official medical report on the causes of the death has not been completed or relayed to the Palestinian Authority but we expect it in a few weeks."
Halila stressed, however, that the probability of poisoning was still valid but not ascertained yet pending the results of the medical report which is being prepared by a special probing committee.
Palestinian groups accused Israel of having poisoned Arafat who died in a Paris hospital last Nov. 11.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/upi/?feed=TopNews&article=UPI-1-20050809-08593500-bc-mideast-arafat.xml
Somewhat intereesting. It will be curious if the Arab media will ever let that myth die. They seem to like their Jewish conspiracies.
GAZA, Aug. 9 (UPI) -- A spokesman for the Palestinian government Tuesday denied that there is evidence Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat died from poisoning.
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Fatah says it's committed to reforms (July 2, 2005) -- The Fatah movement said Saturday it was committed to implement reforms within the Palestinian Authority and the Palestine Liberation ... > full story
Fatah: No provisional Palestine state (July 2, 2005) -- The central committee of the mainstream Fatah faction met in Jordan and rejected the idea of a provisional Palestinian state. It was the first Fatah ... > full story
Fatah central committee meets in Jordan (June 30, 2005) -- The central committee of Fatah, mainstream movement of the Palestine Liberation Organization, met in Amman Thursday to discuss internal and political ... > full story
Minister: Palestinians heading to unknown (June 16, 2005) -- Palestinian Information Minister Nabil Shaath said Thursday the Palestinians are going through a transitional phase the outcome of which is ... > full story
Samir Halila, secretary-general of the Palestinian Cabinet, said in a statement "the official medical report on the causes of the death has not been completed or relayed to the Palestinian Authority but we expect it in a few weeks."
Halila stressed, however, that the probability of poisoning was still valid but not ascertained yet pending the results of the medical report which is being prepared by a special probing committee.
Palestinian groups accused Israel of having poisoned Arafat who died in a Paris hospital last Nov. 11.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/upi/?feed=TopNews&article=UPI-1-20050809-08593500-bc-mideast-arafat.xml
Somewhat intereesting. It will be curious if the Arab media will ever let that myth die. They seem to like their Jewish conspiracies.