RAMALLAH, December 1, 2014 – (WAFA) – Consultations commenced by the Arab League to implement an action plan to back the Palestinian bid to resort to the UN Security Council to determine a timetable for ending Israeli occupation of Palestinian Territory hit the front page headlines of Palestinian dailies.
Here are the front page headlines of Palestinian dailies.
Al-Quds
– Israeli forces hand stop-construction notices for houses under construction in Beit Ummar, a town to the north of Hebron, storm Palestinian houses in [in the East Jerusalem neighborhoods of] Su‘fat, al-‘Isawiyya and Silwan.
– Arab League starts [political] contacts to implement the Arab action plan to end the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
– 55 settlers storm the Al-Aqsa Mosque, Israeli police interrogate Palestinian youths from Jaffa for praying several times in the mosque.
– Hamas slams the complaint submitted by Israel against member of Hamas Political Bureau Saleh al-‘Arouri as being intended to incite against Turkey.
– An Israeli officer: ceasing security coordination will cause the situation to deteriorate.
– Shurat HaDin Israel Law Center files a]war crime[ complaint against President Mahmoud Abbas at the International Criminal Court.
– Head of Palestinian Energy Authority Omar Kittaneh: Israel has rejected the proposal of having a Turkish floating power-generating ship dock near Gaza]to help solve the electricity crisis[.
– Health Ministry warns that health services in Gaza will deteriorate within few days as a result of sanitation workers’ strike.
Al-Ayyam
– An Arab ministerial delegation visits several capitals to secure support for passing the draft resolution to end the Israeli occupation in the UN Security Council.
– A racist anti-Arab attack against a school teaching Arabic and Hebrew in Beit Safafa town near Jerusalem is widely condemned.
– Israeli light rail station guards assault a Palestinian youth from Jerusalem.
– An Israeli law center files a ]war crime[ complaint against President Mahmoud Abbas at the International Criminal Court.
– Israeli Prime Minister’s Benjamin Netanyahu’s government crisis: the last-ditch efforts are exerted today to salvage the coalition or hold early elections.
– An Israeli girl ]Gill Rosenberg[ is reportedly captured by Islamic State (Daesh) in Kobani.
– Israel has rejected the proposal of having a Turkish floating power-generating ship dock near Gaza ]to help solve the electricity crisis[.
– Israel considers allowing used vehicles to be allowed entry into Gaza Strip.
– President Abbas meets the Sheikh of al-Azhar before concluding his visit to Egypt.
– Settlers resume their storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque while Muslim worshippers’ ID cards are withheld by Israeli police.
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Al-Hayat al-Jadida
– Israel files a complaint against President Mahmoud Abbas at the International Criminal Court.
– Settlers storm anew the Al-Aqsa Mosque Complex, Israeli occupation forces hand stop-construction notices for a house and livestock barn in Hebron.
– President Mahmoud Abbas briefs the Sheikh of al-Azhar on the serious Israeli escalation against the holy sites.
– A sense of shock and outrage is widely felt as a school serving as a symbol for peaceful coexistence in Jerusalem is torched in an anti-Arab racist attack.
– Arab League starts a series of contacts to implement the action plan to end the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
– Palestine Soccer Team wins the 2014 Best National Soccer Team in Asia.
– A Jordanian-Egyptian summit is held ahead of King of Jordan’s upcoming visit to Washington.
– Israeli government passes a new law on arresting illegal immigrants.