Jabou Thanks for the update
As I write now Tennessee Titans are whipping the Jaguars 24-6 -midnight EST in the 4 th QTR with juust a few
munites to go.
I am sure you guys are happy down there.
To the G-L
By the way I will be in Little Rock ,Arkansas on the 19 to 23 Oct.
If there are any Gambians there please send me an email before then with your tel numbers Thanks. I will have
two full time jobs opportunities available to be filled as soon as I get there for Halal supervision.
Best regards
Habib
Jabou Joh wrote:
> In the Name of God, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful
>
> Al-Aqsa Crisis Chronology
> For dates: September 28, 2000- October 16, 2000
>
> Monday, 10/16: At least 2 Palestinians killed. US President Bill Clinton,
> UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Israeli
> Prime Minister Ehud Barak, Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat,
> European Union International Policy Chief Javier Solana and Jordan's King
> Abdullah meet in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. Israel announces that Barak is
> close to a deal with Likud Party leader Ariel Sharon to form a "national
> unity government."
>
> Sunday, 10/15: Hizbollah abducts an Israeli army colonel.
>
> Saturday, 10/14: US President Bill Clinton announces summit in Egypt.
>
> Friday, 10/13: At least 2 Palestinians killed.
>
> Thursday, 10/12: 2 Israeli soldiers are killed in Ramallah. Israeli
> helicopters rocket Ramallah and Gaza.
>
> Wednesday, 10/11: At least 2 Palestinians killed.
>
> Tuesday, 10/10: At least 1 Palestinian, a nine-year-old boy, killed.
>
> Monday, 10/09: At least 3 Palestinians killed. Yom Kippur. Barak
> indefinitely extends ultimatum. UN Secretary General Kofi Annan arrives to
> attempt to negotiate and end to the violence.
>
> Sunday, 10/08: A 200-year-old mosque is destroyed in Tiberias. At least 1
> Palestinian killed.
>
> Saturday, 10/07: At least 4 Palestinians killed. Joseph's Tomb in Nablus
> destroyed. Hizbollah abducts 3 Israeli soldiers near South Lebanon. Barak
> issues a 48-hour ultimatum to Arafat. UN Security Council passes a
> resolution condemning Israel's use of "excessive force." US abstains from
> resolution.
>
> Friday, 10/06: At least 11 Palestinians killed. West Bank and Gaza Strip
> sealed by Israeli army.
>
> Thursday, 10/05: At least 3 Palestinians killed.
>
> Wednesday, 10/04: At least 10 Palestinians killed. Israeli Prime Minister
> Barak and Palestinian Authority President Arafat meet with French President
> Jacques Chirac and US Secretary of State Madeline Albright in Paris. Both
> sides agree to order forces away from flashpoints. An agreement goes
> unsigned as Israel refuses to accept an international inquiry into recent
> events.
>
> Tuesday, 10/03: At least 7 Palestinians killed.
>
> Monday, 10/02: At least 16 Palestinians killed. 1 Israeli killed.
>
> Sunday, 10/01: At least 12 Palestinians killed. A cease-fire lasts only a
> short period. Palestinian general security service reports Israeli use of
> anti-tank rockets near Netzarim. In Nablus, Israeli helicopters fire on
> demonstrators. Israeli border policeman killed. Israeli Arab protests are
> fired on.
>
> Saturday, 09/30: At least 14 Palestinians killed. Among them is 12 year
> old Muhhamed Al-Durah, whose final moments are caught on film by a French
> camera crew.
>
> Friday, 09/29: At least 6 Palestinians killed. 1 Israeli soldier killed. US
> Department of State criticizes Sharon's visit.
>
> Thursday, 09/28: Party head Ariel Sharon and six other Likud leaders tour
> the Al-Aqsa Compound. Visit, an apparent show of power in face of a
> possible threat from Netanyahu, sparks clashes that result in numerous
> injuries. Roadside bomb explodes near Israeli military convoy in Gaza
> strip, no reported injuries.
>
> Wednesday, 09/27: Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, of the
> Likud Party, is cleared of corruption charges opening the way for a
> possible political comeback.
>
> (AMJ note: The daily casualties do not include those who later passed away
> as a result of injuries inflicted on them by the Israelis.)
>
> Facts:
>
> "A total of 107 people have been killed in fierce clashes, all but seven of
> them Arabs."
> (Agence France-Presse, 10/16/2000)
>
> Inside Israel's 1948 borders live ammunition has been used to suppress
> Israeli Arab demonstrations. No equivalent use of force has been found in
> the suppression of violent Israeli demonstrations, even when Arabs were
> being injured.
>
> Sources:
> Agence France-Presse
> Associated Press
> Reuters
> http://www.addameer.org/september2000/index.html (comprehensive list of
> Palestinian victims through Oct. 9, with photographs)
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