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[1]. Haim Hangby, Maariv Newspaper, 26/7/2001.

[2]. Ibid.

[3]. See Zionist Terror Files, Dar Al-Jalil, Amman, 1987, pp. 35-36.

[4]. Ibid.

[5]. Zionist Massacres Files, Al-Ayyam Newspaper, 11/5/1998.

[6]. Ibid; also see Dr. Haitham Al-Kilani, “The War of 1948: Ten Major Massacres and Expulsions”, Al-Hayat Newspaper, London, 24/3/1998.

[7]. Najib Al-Ahmad, Palestine: History and Struggle, p. 429; and Velitcia Langer, Fury and Hope, Institute of Palestine Studies, Beirut, 1993, p. 72.

[8]. Ibid.

[9]. Ibid.

[10]. Jonathan Damely, The Palestinians, 1979, p. 79.

[11]. Op. cit, Damely, p. 79.

[12]. Rojeh Delom, I Accuse, 1983, p. 52.

[13]. Ibid.

[14]. Dominique La Pierre & Larry Collins, O Jerusalem, 1972, p. 275.

[15]. Dr. Hamdan Bader, The Role of the Haghana in the Creation of Israel, 1985, p. 179.

[16]. La Pierre & Collins, op. cit.

[17]. Yadeot Aharenot, 4/4/1972.

[18]. Bader, op. cit.

[19]. Ibid.

[20]. Erik Silver, 28/11/1991.

[21]. Palestinian Encyclopedia, Vol. 22, 1984, pp. 434-453.

[22]. Menachem Begin, op. cit., p. 165.

[23]. Abdelhafiz Muhareb, Relations Between Armed Zionist Groups (1937-1948), 1981, p. 351.

[24]. Teddy Katz, Maariv Newspaper, 19/1/2000.

[25]. Al-Quds Newspaper, 26/12/2000.

[26]. Al-Ayyam Newspaper, 24/6/2001.

[27]. Al-Dustoor Newspaper, Jordan, 20/1/2000.

[28]. Al-Quds Newspaper, 21/3/1995.

[29]. Ibid.

[30]. Ibid.

[31]. Al-Quds Newspaper, 22/3/1995.

[32]. Al-Dustoor Newspaper, 29/10/1999.

[33]. Ibid.

[34]. Hadeshot Hebrew Newspaper, 24/8/1984.

[35]. Ibid.

[36]. Al-Hamishmar, Haaretz, Maariv, Yedeot Aheranot, 23/11/2001.

[37]. Ibid.

^[38]. Mukhtar (also spelled Muktar, meaning “chosen” in Arabic:المختار‎, refers to the head of a village or neighborhood in many Arab countries The name refers to the fact that Mukhtars are usually selected by some consensual or participatory method, often involving an election.

[39].   Land Day (Arabic: يوم الأرض), March 30, is an annual day of commemoration for Palestinians of the events of that date in 1976. In response to the Israeli government‘s announcement of a plan to expropriate thousands of dunams of land for security and settlement purposes, a general strike and marches were organized in Arab towns from the Galilee to the Negev. In the ensuing confrontations with the Israeli army and police, six unarmed Arab citizens were killed, about one hundred were wounded, and hundreds of others arrested

^[40].  The Black Book on Land Day, 30/5/1976, Galilee publishing house, 1985, Amman, p.17.

[41].   Haaretz newspaper 20/12/1989.

[42].   Al HamIchmar newspaper, 9/3/1990.

[43].   Haaretz newspaper 1/1/1991.

[44]. Al-Quds newspaper 10/3/1998.

[45]. Al-Ayyam Palestinian newspaper 30/5/1998.

[46]. Details of the massacre, as published and documented in various media agencies and Arab and Palestinian newspapers.

[47]. Details here, as published in the Palestinian newspaper al-Ayyam, citing Al-Ahram 18/09/2000 Cairo.

[48]. The Temple Mount and Eretz Yisrael (Land of Israel) Faithful Movement is an Orthodox Jewish movement, based in Jerusalem, Israel whose goal is to rebuild the Third Jewish Temple on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem and re-institute the practice of ritual sacrifice.

[49]. Regarding this issue, see the full text of the report of the fact-finding committee emanating from the Supreme Islamic Council in Jerusalem.

[50]. Report of the Committee for Israeli repression and the events of the intifada, Palestinian Information Office / Amman 30/10/1990.

[51]. About the official Israeli position, see Hebrew newspapers on 9-10/ 10/1990.

[52]. Al-Hamichmar Hebrew Newspaper, 09/10/1990.

[53]. Maariv Hebrew newspaper 9/10/1990.

[54]. Haaretz Hebrew newspaper 9/10/1990.

[55]. Al-Hamichmar Hebrew newspaper 9/10/1990.

[56]. Dafar Hebrew newspaper 9/10/1990.

[57]. Yediot aharonot newspaper 9/10/1990.

[58]. Maariv Hebrew newspaper 9/10/1990.

[59]. Dafar Hebrew newspaper 9/10/1990.

[60]. See the full text of the report of Zamir’s Committee in the Hebrew newspapers dated 29/10/1990.

[61]. Al-Hamichmar Hebrew Newspaper, 28/10/1990.

[62]. Arab newspapers dated 29/10/1990.

[63]. Security Council resolution Number 672.

[64]. Jordanian constitution newspaper 25/11/1990.

[65]. Ra’y Jordanian newspaper 7/11/1990.

[66]. Dafar Hebrew newspaper 5/11/1990, see the full Israeli document.

[67]. Investigation about Al-Aqsa massacre, seventh day magazine, 22/10/1990.

[68]. Dr. Salah Abdul Jawad, Jerusalem, Conference entitle: Details about Al-Aqsa massacre, Scientific Cultural Center, Shoman Foundation, 5/11/1990, Amman.

[69]. Haolam Hazeh Hebrew newspaper, 17/10/1990.

[70]. Haotam Hebrew newspaper 19/10/1990.

[71]. Al-Hamichmar Hebrew Newspaper 23/10/1990.

[72]. The full text of the fact-finding, Al Ra’y Jordanian newspaper 03.11.1990.

[73]. Fajr Palestinian Newspaper 29/10/1990.

[74]. Jordanian constitution newspaper 29/10/1990.

[75]. Yediot Ahronot Hebrew newspaper, 28/10/1990.

[76]. Jordanian constitution newspaper 29/10/1990.

[77]. Ibid.

[78]. Al-Quds, Al-Fajr, Al-shaab Palestinian newspapers dated 1-2-3/1/1993.

[79]. Ra’y Jordanian newspaper 15/6/1992.

[80]. Al-Sabil Jordanian newspaper as stated by the Gaza center for rights and law 21/11/2000.

[81]. Hebrew and Palestinian newspapers dated 21/5/1990.

[82]. Palestinian newspapers 26/2/1994.

[83]. Details as stated in the Palestinian press on 26-27-28-29-30/2/1994.

[84]. For more details on the events of the tunnel in 1996, see the news reports published in Palestinian newspapers dated 25, 26, 27 and 28/09/1996.

[85]. Palestinian newspapers 29/9/1996.

[86]. Al-Quds newspaper 3/1/1999.

[87]. Ibid.

[88]. Hanegbi report, Maariv Hebrew newspaper 15.09.1998.

[89]. Ibid.

[90]. Haaretz Hebrew newspaper7/9/1998.

[91]. Al-Quds newspaper 1/1/2002.

[92]. Al-Quds newspaper 22/7/2001.