Al-Qaddoumi and Hawatimah Finally Allowed by the Israel Occupation Government to Enter Palestine

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Israel agrees to allow DFLP leader, and three Fateh leaders into Palestine

Monday July 09, 2007 01:29 by IMEMC saed at imemc dot org

Senior Palestinian sources reported on Sunday that the Israeli occupation government will officially decide to allow the secretary-general of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, and three Fateh leaders, members of the Central Committee of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) back into the Palestine.

The sources stated that the Israeli occupation government will issue an official decision in the coming days allowing into the Palestinian territories, Nayef Hawatimah, Secretary-general of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine DFLP, who opposed the Oslo agreement and the peace agreements which followed it, but participated in the second elections.

The Israeli occupation government also agreed that Farouq Al-Qaddoumi, member of the Central Committee of Fateh movement, head of the political bureau of the PLO, and two other members of Fateh’s central committee will be allowed into the occupied Palestinian territories. The two members are Abu Maher Ghuneim, and Mohammad Jihad.

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