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Conferencia de paz y el agua en Medio Oriente. Haidar Abdel Shafi (Palestina). Hanan Ashrawi.
Fecha: 10/12/1991
Duración: 1 minuto 4 segundos.
Código: UG-2900
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Referencia: Haidar Abdel-Shafi (Haidar Abdul Shaffi) (Arabic: حيدر عبد الشافي June 10, 1919 -- September 25, 2007) was a Palestinian physician, community leader and political leader who was the head of the Palestinian delegation to the Madrid Conference of 1991. Abdel-Shafi was born in Gaza, one of six children of Sheikh Muheiddin Abdel-Shafi, head of the Higher Islamic Council Waqf and custodian of the holy places in Gaza and Hebron (from 1925-27). He attended primary school in Gaza; secondary education as a boarder at the Arab College in Jerusalem and graduated in 1936. He graduated in 1943 from the American University of Beirut College of Medicine in Beirut. At the University he joined George Habash's Arab Nationalist Movement dedicated to Arab nationalism and the "liberation of Palestine".
Fuente: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haidar_Abdel-Shafi
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Gaza City, September 25, 2007
1. Pan of people inside mourning tent
2. Mourners seated
3. Haidar Abdel Shafi's son, Khaled, greeting mourners on their way in
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Khaled, Haidar Abdel Shafi's son:
"Certainly for the whole family it's a very sad day. A day full of sadness, of course."
5. Khaled and other men sitting down inside mourning tent
FILE: Gaza City, January, 2006
6. Various of photo opportunity between Haidar Abdel Shafi and Palestinian Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh
FILE: Gaza City, September 3, 2003
7. Various of Haidar Abdel Shafi at demonstration
STORYLINE:
A former Palestinian negotiator, leading Palestinian nationalist and physician, Haidar Abdel Shafi, died on Tuesday in the Gaza Strip.
He was 88.
Shafi died at his home in Gaza City of stomach cancer, said his son Khaled, who spoke during a mourning ceremony.
"Certainly for the whole family it's a very sad day. A day full of sadness, of course," Khaled said.
The charismatic negotiator was most known internationally for leading the Palestinian team with Jordan to the Madrid Peace Conference in 1991 and to peace talks in Washington in the two years following.
Shafi resigned his negotiating post in 1993 over the Oslo peace agreements with Israel, predicting that the process would collapse over the failure of the deals to tackle the issue of Jewish settlements on land Palestinians want for a state.
A final peace agreement has eluded the sides since and, in fighting that broke out in 2000, nearly 4,500 Palestinians and more than 1,100 Israelis have been killed.
Shafi was known as a die-hard critic of Arafat and his concessions to the Israelis in peace talks.
In April 1996, Shafi walked out of a meeting of the Palestinian Legislative Council of which he was a member to protest Arafat's decision to amend the charter of the Palestine Liberation Organisation to recognise Israel when the Jewish state did not give reciprocal recognition.
He resigned from the council in 1998.
Shafi was born in the Gaza Strip in 1919 and studied medicine at the American University in Beirut, Lebanon.
It was there that he began his political activity with Arab nationalists aiming to establish a Palestinian state.
He returned to the Gaza Strip and, during fighting that led to Israel's founding in 1948, helped facilitate medical care for tens of thousands of Palestinians who fled the hostilities.
Shafi's funeral was to take place on Tuesday in Gaza City.
He was survived by his wife, four children and eight grandchildren.
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Top secret
The secret negotiations that followed ran in parallel with the official bilateral negotiations taking place in Washington in the wake of the Madrid peace conference. While the PLO was not represented officially at those talks, a Palestinian delegation headed by the physician Dr Haidar Abdel Shafi and featuring academics and legal advisers was present.
The two sides proved intractable and, eventually, the Palestinian team, which had only been allowed to attend under the umbrella of a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation, walked out of the negotiations in protest at the expulsion of 400 Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The expulsion reflected, in the eyes of the Palestinian delegates, the real intentions of the Israelis. Compounded by the continued building of illegal settlements, it became clear that little agreement would be reached across this particular negotiating table.
A weakened PLO would, however, soon enter the fray once again. Arafat's PLO was paying the economic price for supporting Iraq's Saddam Hussein during the first Gulf War as Gulf states withdrew their financial support. So, instead of pursuing its battle with a determined delegation in Washington, the Israelis chose to negotiate with a weakened partner. In the words of Ron Pundak, a member of the Israeli negotiating team in Oslo, the "PLO before Oslo was almost dead".
The secret negotiations focused on a consecutive series of concessions made by the PLO leadership towards a deal that would not only solve their economic crisis but also open US and international venues to an organisation once boycotted as a terrorist group.
Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the secret negotiations is the fact that the Norwegian ministry of foreign affairs does not hold a single document pertaining to the talks, despite them being mediated by employees from the foreign minister's office. To date, these documents remain missing and unaccounted for, excluding a handful kept by Terje Rød-Larsen, one of the Norwegian team members who later became the UN resident coordinator for the Palestinian people. His wife, Mona Juul, was also a member of the mediating team and later became Norway's ambassador to Israel. Twenty years after the conclusion of the secret negotiations, Rød-Larsen refuses to return the documents he possesses to the Norwegian foreign ministry.
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T/I: 10:14:46
Palestinian lawmakers demanded an unprecedented vote of no confidence in Yasser Arafat's self-rule cabinet on Wednesday (30/7), after a report implicated almost all its ministries in corruption.
SHOWS:
RAMALLAH, WEST BANK. 30/07
WS palestinian council building;
council members arriving at the meeting;
Interior council, members sitting;
HEBRON, WEST BANK 30/07
Yasser Arafat into car;
RAMALLAH, WEST BANK. 30/07
SOT (In English) Ahmed abdel Rahman, Cabinet Spokesmen: "The president is very clear that he will be against any corruption in the Authority";
SOT (in English) Nabil Sha'ath, Minister of Planning: "I am the minister who deals with the world i am being audited by the World Bank, by every single donor on his own and therefore I have nothing to hide. What needs to be done is not auditing here, it is looking at the facts on the ground and I am open for the proper people to get their facts with the proper knowledge and the proper rights of the people to prepare and offer the figures, before they make accusations. These people made the verdict, then after they made the verdict they ask investigation to be made that they made the verdict on - unbelievable";
SOT Haidar Abdel Shafi, council member: "I hope the Executive Authority will respond positively to the findings of the Council of the committee, appointed by the council;"
Cutaway interior council;
SOT Haidar Abdel Shafi We've been fighting corruption right from the beginning, we shall see what will be the result in the debate today";
Int. council
1.39
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English/Nat
Israel and the P-L-O have given contrasting reactions to the Arab Summit held over the weekend in Cairo.
P-L-O chairman Yasser Arafat said the two-day summit was a very positive step for Arab reconciliation.
But Israel has accused Arab leaders of making demands that were out of step with the peace process.
Israel's new prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at a conference of World Jewish Donors in the southern city of Kiryat Gat on Sunday night.
This was his reaction to the weekend's Arab Summit in Cairo.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Peace is the most heartfelt desire of every citizen in Israel. It is the strategic objective of Israel, as it should be the strategic objective of all the Arab countries. But the peace process cannot be made hostage to any prior conditions. Peace talks have to be based on security for Israel and for all the peoples in the region. But pre-conditions that hinder security for Israel are incompatible with peace negotiations, with the peace that we seek."
SUPER CAPTION: Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel
The communique issued at the end of the summit said Netanyahu risked derailing the peace process if he backtracked on the land-for-peace principle.
It also warned the Middle East could revert to a "whirlpool of tension" if Netanyahu slowed down the peace process.
In Gaza, P-L-O chairman Yasser Arafat arriving back from the summit.
He praised the summit, saying it had revived Arab unity.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It was very successful constructive decisions which have been declared, and adopted in the Arab Summit conference. This Arab Summit conference was very fruitful, very important and it is very strong platform for to recover back the Arab unity."
SUPER CAPTION: Yasser Arafat, P-L-O Chairman
It heralded a new start, he added.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"What has happened in the Arab Summit conference was a new page between all of us."
SUPER CAPTION: Yasser Arafat, P-L-O Chairman
Haidar Abdel Shafi, a member of and former head of the Palestinian delegation to previous Middle East talks, criticized the decisions made at the weekend summit.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"In principal this is a step, we have to wait and see what really happens, you know, concretely, and we have to wait and see how the Israeli response is going to be before taking any further action."
SUPER CAPTION: Haidar Abdel Shafi, member of the Palestinian Council
Meanwhile, Peace Now, the Israeli left wing movement for peace, held a demonstration in Tel Aviv, calling for Israel's immediate withdrawal from the West Bank city of Hebron.
It should have happened already, and some fear the new government may never pull the troops out.
That's sure to endanger the peace process further.
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1:102 TODAY IN HISTORY Dr Haidar Abdel Shafi Remembered 25 Sept 2010
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28:15MERTV42 Haider Abdel Shafi at Georgetown University 1996 Part 1 SD
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1:19DiFilm - Conferencia de paz y el agua en Medio Oriente (1991)
DiFilm - Conferencia de paz y el agua en Medio Oriente (1991)DiFilm - Conferencia de paz y el agua en Medio Oriente (1991)
Conferencia de paz y el agua en Medio Oriente. Haidar Abdel Shafi (Palestina). Hanan Ashrawi. Fecha: 10/12/1991 Duración: 1 minuto 4 segundos. Código: UG-2900 Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo archivodeportivo@yahoo.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm Referencia: Haidar Abdel-Shafi (Haidar Abdul Shaffi) (Arabic: حيدر عبد الشافي June 10, 1919 -- September 25, 2007) was a Palestinian physician, community leader and political leader who was the head of the Palestinian delegation to the Madrid Conference of 1991. Abdel-Shafi was born in Gaza, one of six children of Sheikh Muheiddin Abdel-Shafi, head of the Higher Islamic Council Waqf and custodian of the holy places in Gaza and Hebron (from 1925-27). He attended primary school in Gaza; secondary education as a boarder at the Arab College in Jerusalem and graduated in 1936. He graduated in 1943 from the American University of Beirut College of Medicine in Beirut. At the University he joined George Habash's Arab Nationalist Movement dedicated to Arab nationalism and the "liberation of Palestine". Fuente: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haidar_Abdel-Shafi -
1:58Mourners pay tribute to former Palestinian negotiator
Mourners pay tribute to former Palestinian negotiatorMourners pay tribute to former Palestinian negotiator
Gaza City, September 25, 2007 1. Pan of people inside mourning tent 2. Mourners seated 3. Haidar Abdel Shafi's son, Khaled, greeting mourners on their way in 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Khaled, Haidar Abdel Shafi's son: "Certainly for the whole family it's a very sad day. A day full of sadness, of course." 5. Khaled and other men sitting down inside mourning tent FILE: Gaza City, January, 2006 6. Various of photo opportunity between Haidar Abdel Shafi and Palestinian Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh FILE: Gaza City, September 3, 2003 7. Various of Haidar Abdel Shafi at demonstration STORYLINE: A former Palestinian negotiator, leading Palestinian nationalist and physician, Haidar Abdel Shafi, died on Tuesday in the Gaza Strip. He was 88. Shafi died at his home in Gaza City of stomach cancer, said his son Khaled, who spoke during a mourning ceremony. "Certainly for the whole family it's a very sad day. A day full of sadness, of course," Khaled said. The charismatic negotiator was most known internationally for leading the Palestinian team with Jordan to the Madrid Peace Conference in 1991 and to peace talks in Washington in the two years following. Shafi resigned his negotiating post in 1993 over the Oslo peace agreements with Israel, predicting that the process would collapse over the failure of the deals to tackle the issue of Jewish settlements on land Palestinians want for a state. A final peace agreement has eluded the sides since and, in fighting that broke out in 2000, nearly 4,500 Palestinians and more than 1,100 Israelis have been killed. Shafi was known as a die-hard critic of Arafat and his concessions to the Israelis in peace talks. In April 1996, Shafi walked out of a meeting of the Palestinian Legislative Council of which he was a member to protest Arafat's decision to amend the charter of the Palestine Liberation Organisation to recognise Israel when the Jewish state did not give reciprocal recognition. He resigned from the council in 1998. Shafi was born in the Gaza Strip in 1919 and studied medicine at the American University in Beirut, Lebanon. It was there that he began his political activity with Arab nationalists aiming to establish a Palestinian state. He returned to the Gaza Strip and, during fighting that led to Israel's founding in 1948, helped facilitate medical care for tens of thousands of Palestinians who fled the hostilities. Shafi's funeral was to take place on Tuesday in Gaza City. He was survived by his wife, four children and eight grandchildren. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/963d7007f7a7437f88c65b69fab9eb0a Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
47:31Israel The Price of Oslo Part 2
Israel The Price of Oslo Part 2Israel The Price of Oslo Part 2
Top secret The secret negotiations that followed ran in parallel with the official bilateral negotiations taking place in Washington in the wake of the Madrid peace conference. While the PLO was not represented officially at those talks, a Palestinian delegation headed by the physician Dr Haidar Abdel Shafi and featuring academics and legal advisers was present. The two sides proved intractable and, eventually, the Palestinian team, which had only been allowed to attend under the umbrella of a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation, walked out of the negotiations in protest at the expulsion of 400 Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The expulsion reflected, in the eyes of the Palestinian delegates, the real intentions of the Israelis. Compounded by the continued building of illegal settlements, it became clear that little agreement would be reached across this particular negotiating table. A weakened PLO would, however, soon enter the fray once again. Arafat's PLO was paying the economic price for supporting Iraq's Saddam Hussein during the first Gulf War as Gulf states withdrew their financial support. So, instead of pursuing its battle with a determined delegation in Washington, the Israelis chose to negotiate with a weakened partner. In the words of Ron Pundak, a member of the Israeli negotiating team in Oslo, the "PLO before Oslo was almost dead". The secret negotiations focused on a consecutive series of concessions made by the PLO leadership towards a deal that would not only solve their economic crisis but also open US and international venues to an organisation once boycotted as a terrorist group. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the secret negotiations is the fact that the Norwegian ministry of foreign affairs does not hold a single document pertaining to the talks, despite them being mediated by employees from the foreign minister's office. To date, these documents remain missing and unaccounted for, excluding a handful kept by Terje Rød-Larsen, one of the Norwegian team members who later became the UN resident coordinator for the Palestinian people. His wife, Mona Juul, was also a member of the mediating team and later became Norway's ambassador to Israel. Twenty years after the conclusion of the secret negotiations, Rød-Larsen refuses to return the documents he possesses to the Norwegian foreign ministry. -
1:39West Bank - Demand for vote of no confidence
West Bank - Demand for vote of no confidenceWest Bank - Demand for vote of no confidence
T/I: 10:14:46 Palestinian lawmakers demanded an unprecedented vote of no confidence in Yasser Arafat's self-rule cabinet on Wednesday (30/7), after a report implicated almost all its ministries in corruption. SHOWS: RAMALLAH, WEST BANK. 30/07 WS palestinian council building; council members arriving at the meeting; Interior council, members sitting; HEBRON, WEST BANK 30/07 Yasser Arafat into car; RAMALLAH, WEST BANK. 30/07 SOT (In English) Ahmed abdel Rahman, Cabinet Spokesmen: "The president is very clear that he will be against any corruption in the Authority"; SOT (in English) Nabil Sha'ath, Minister of Planning: "I am the minister who deals with the world i am being audited by the World Bank, by every single donor on his own and therefore I have nothing to hide. What needs to be done is not auditing here, it is looking at the facts on the ground and I am open for the proper people to get their facts with the proper knowledge and the proper rights of the people to prepare and offer the figures, before they make accusations. These people made the verdict, then after they made the verdict they ask investigation to be made that they made the verdict on - unbelievable"; SOT Haidar Abdel Shafi, council member: "I hope the Executive Authority will respond positively to the findings of the Council of the committee, appointed by the council;" Cutaway interior council; SOT Haidar Abdel Shafi We've been fighting corruption right from the beginning, we shall see what will be the result in the debate today"; Int. council 1.39 You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/a8b2ac941a71bfa4af1fa296eaa2d874 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:13ISRAEL: REACTIONS TO ARAB SUMMIT
ISRAEL: REACTIONS TO ARAB SUMMITISRAEL: REACTIONS TO ARAB SUMMIT
English/Nat Israel and the P-L-O have given contrasting reactions to the Arab Summit held over the weekend in Cairo. P-L-O chairman Yasser Arafat said the two-day summit was a very positive step for Arab reconciliation. But Israel has accused Arab leaders of making demands that were out of step with the peace process. Israel's new prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at a conference of World Jewish Donors in the southern city of Kiryat Gat on Sunday night. This was his reaction to the weekend's Arab Summit in Cairo. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Peace is the most heartfelt desire of every citizen in Israel. It is the strategic objective of Israel, as it should be the strategic objective of all the Arab countries. But the peace process cannot be made hostage to any prior conditions. Peace talks have to be based on security for Israel and for all the peoples in the region. But pre-conditions that hinder security for Israel are incompatible with peace negotiations, with the peace that we seek." SUPER CAPTION: Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel The communique issued at the end of the summit said Netanyahu risked derailing the peace process if he backtracked on the land-for-peace principle. It also warned the Middle East could revert to a "whirlpool of tension" if Netanyahu slowed down the peace process. In Gaza, P-L-O chairman Yasser Arafat arriving back from the summit. He praised the summit, saying it had revived Arab unity. SOUNDBITE: (English) "It was very successful constructive decisions which have been declared, and adopted in the Arab Summit conference. This Arab Summit conference was very fruitful, very important and it is very strong platform for to recover back the Arab unity." SUPER CAPTION: Yasser Arafat, P-L-O Chairman It heralded a new start, he added. SOUNDBITE: (English) "What has happened in the Arab Summit conference was a new page between all of us." SUPER CAPTION: Yasser Arafat, P-L-O Chairman Haidar Abdel Shafi, a member of and former head of the Palestinian delegation to previous Middle East talks, criticized the decisions made at the weekend summit. SOUNDBITE: (English) "In principal this is a step, we have to wait and see what really happens, you know, concretely, and we have to wait and see how the Israeli response is going to be before taking any further action." SUPER CAPTION: Haidar Abdel Shafi, member of the Palestinian Council Meanwhile, Peace Now, the Israeli left wing movement for peace, held a demonstration in Tel Aviv, calling for Israel's immediate withdrawal from the West Bank city of Hebron. It should have happened already, and some fear the new government may never pull the troops out. That's sure to endanger the peace process further. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/706e0270f7a96e2ee677229cfd8e7c82 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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MERTV42 Haider Abdel Shafi at Georgetown University 1996 Part 1 SD
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DiFilm - Conferencia de paz y el agua en Medio Oriente (1991)
Conferencia de paz y el agua en Medio Oriente. Haidar Abdel Shafi (Palestina). Hanan Ashrawi. Fecha: 10/12/1991 Duración: 1 minuto 4 segundos. Código: UG-2900 Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo archivodeportivo@yahoo.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm Referencia: Haidar Abdel-Shafi (Haidar Abdul Shaffi) (Arabic: حيدر عبد الشافي June 10, 1919 -- September 25, 2007) was a Palestinian physician, community leader and political leader who was the head of the Palestinian delegation to the Madrid Conference of 1991. Abdel-Shafi was born in Gaza, one of six children of Sheikh Muheiddin Abdel-Shafi, head of the Higher Islamic Council Waqf and custodia... -
Mourners pay tribute to former Palestinian negotiator
Gaza City, September 25, 2007 1. Pan of people inside mourning tent 2. Mourners seated 3. Haidar Abdel Shafi's son, Khaled, greeting mourners on their way in 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Khaled, Haidar Abdel Shafi's son: "Certainly for the whole family it's a very sad day. A day full of sadness, of course." 5. Khaled and other men sitting down inside mourning tent FILE: Gaza City, January, 2006 6. Various of photo opportunity between Haidar Abdel Shafi and Palestinian Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh FILE: Gaza City, September 3, 2003 7. Various of Haidar Abdel Shafi at demonstration STORYLINE: A former Palestinian negotiator, leading Palestinian nationalist and physician, Haidar Abdel Shafi, died on Tuesday in the Gaza Strip. He was 88. Shafi died at his home in Gaza Cit... -
Israel The Price of Oslo Part 2
Top secret The secret negotiations that followed ran in parallel with the official bilateral negotiations taking place in Washington in the wake of the Madrid peace conference. While the PLO was not represented officially at those talks, a Palestinian delegation headed by the physician Dr Haidar Abdel Shafi and featuring academics and legal advisers was present. The two sides proved intractable and, eventually, the Palestinian team, which had only been allowed to attend under the umbrella of a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation, walked out of the negotiations in protest at the expulsion of 400 Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The expulsion reflected, in the eyes of the Palestinian delegates, the real intentions of the Israelis. Compounded by the continued building of i... -
West Bank - Demand for vote of no confidence
T/I: 10:14:46 Palestinian lawmakers demanded an unprecedented vote of no confidence in Yasser Arafat's self-rule cabinet on Wednesday (30/7), after a report implicated almost all its ministries in corruption. SHOWS: RAMALLAH, WEST BANK. 30/07 WS palestinian council building; council members arriving at the meeting; Interior council, members sitting; HEBRON, WEST BANK 30/07 Yasser Arafat into car; RAMALLAH, WEST BANK. 30/07 SOT (In English) Ahmed abdel Rahman, Cabinet Spokesmen: "The president is very clear that he will be against any corruption in the Authority"; SOT (in English) Nabil Sha'ath, Minister of Planning: "I am the minister who deals with the world i am being audited by the World Bank, by every single donor on his own and therefore I have nothing to h... -
ISRAEL: REACTIONS TO ARAB SUMMIT
English/Nat Israel and the P-L-O have given contrasting reactions to the Arab Summit held over the weekend in Cairo. P-L-O chairman Yasser Arafat said the two-day summit was a very positive step for Arab reconciliation. But Israel has accused Arab leaders of making demands that were out of step with the peace process. Israel's new prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at a conference of World Jewish Donors in the southern city of Kiryat Gat on Sunday night. This was his reaction to the weekend's Arab Summit in Cairo. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Peace is the most heartfelt desire of every citizen in Israel. It is the strategic objective of Israel, as it should be the strategic objective of all the Arab countries. But the peace process cannot be made hostage to any prior cond...
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HAIDER ABDELSHAFI, 1919-2007, "Peace not during my Lifetime", his last interview with Jürg Da Vaz and Weltwoche correspondent Pierre Heumann at his office in Ga...
HAIDER ABDELSHAFI, 1919-2007, "Peace not during my Lifetime", his last interview with Jürg Da Vaz and Weltwoche correspondent Pierre Heumann at his office in Gaza City, 4 May 2005.
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MERTV42 Haider Abdel Shafi at Georgetown University 1996 Part 1 SD
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Conferencia de paz y el agua en Medio Oriente. Haidar Abdel Shafi (Palestina). Hanan Ashrawi.
Fecha: 10/12/1991
Duración: 1 minuto 4 segundos.
Código: UG-2900
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Conferencia de paz y el agua en Medio Oriente. Haidar Abdel Shafi (Palestina). Hanan Ashrawi.
Fecha: 10/12/1991
Duración: 1 minuto 4 segundos.
Código: UG-2900
Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo archivodeportivo@yahoo.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com
Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm
Referencia: Haidar Abdel-Shafi (Haidar Abdul Shaffi) (Arabic: حيدر عبد الشافي June 10, 1919 -- September 25, 2007) was a Palestinian physician, community leader and political leader who was the head of the Palestinian delegation to the Madrid Conference of 1991. Abdel-Shafi was born in Gaza, one of six children of Sheikh Muheiddin Abdel-Shafi, head of the Higher Islamic Council Waqf and custodian of the holy places in Gaza and Hebron (from 1925-27). He attended primary school in Gaza; secondary education as a boarder at the Arab College in Jerusalem and graduated in 1936. He graduated in 1943 from the American University of Beirut College of Medicine in Beirut. At the University he joined George Habash's Arab Nationalist Movement dedicated to Arab nationalism and the "liberation of Palestine".
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Referencia: Haidar Abdel-Shafi (Haidar Abdul Shaffi) (Arabic: حيدر عبد الشافي June 10, 1919 -- September 25, 2007) was a Palestinian physician, community leader and political leader who was the head of the Palestinian delegation to the Madrid Conference of 1991. Abdel-Shafi was born in Gaza, one of six children of Sheikh Muheiddin Abdel-Shafi, head of the Higher Islamic Council Waqf and custodian of the holy places in Gaza and Hebron (from 1925-27). He attended primary school in Gaza; secondary education as a boarder at the Arab College in Jerusalem and graduated in 1936. He graduated in 1943 from the American University of Beirut College of Medicine in Beirut. At the University he joined George Habash's Arab Nationalist Movement dedicated to Arab nationalism and the "liberation of Palestine".
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Mourners pay tribute to former Palestinian negotiator
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Gaza City, September 25, 2007
1. Pan of people inside mourning tent
2. Mourners seated
3. Haidar Abdel Shafi's son, Khaled, greeting mourners on their way ...
Gaza City, September 25, 2007
1. Pan of people inside mourning tent
2. Mourners seated
3. Haidar Abdel Shafi's son, Khaled, greeting mourners on their way in
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Khaled, Haidar Abdel Shafi's son:
"Certainly for the whole family it's a very sad day. A day full of sadness, of course."
5. Khaled and other men sitting down inside mourning tent
FILE: Gaza City, January, 2006
6. Various of photo opportunity between Haidar Abdel Shafi and Palestinian Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh
FILE: Gaza City, September 3, 2003
7. Various of Haidar Abdel Shafi at demonstration
STORYLINE:
A former Palestinian negotiator, leading Palestinian nationalist and physician, Haidar Abdel Shafi, died on Tuesday in the Gaza Strip.
He was 88.
Shafi died at his home in Gaza City of stomach cancer, said his son Khaled, who spoke during a mourning ceremony.
"Certainly for the whole family it's a very sad day. A day full of sadness, of course," Khaled said.
The charismatic negotiator was most known internationally for leading the Palestinian team with Jordan to the Madrid Peace Conference in 1991 and to peace talks in Washington in the two years following.
Shafi resigned his negotiating post in 1993 over the Oslo peace agreements with Israel, predicting that the process would collapse over the failure of the deals to tackle the issue of Jewish settlements on land Palestinians want for a state.
A final peace agreement has eluded the sides since and, in fighting that broke out in 2000, nearly 4,500 Palestinians and more than 1,100 Israelis have been killed.
Shafi was known as a die-hard critic of Arafat and his concessions to the Israelis in peace talks.
In April 1996, Shafi walked out of a meeting of the Palestinian Legislative Council of which he was a member to protest Arafat's decision to amend the charter of the Palestine Liberation Organisation to recognise Israel when the Jewish state did not give reciprocal recognition.
He resigned from the council in 1998.
Shafi was born in the Gaza Strip in 1919 and studied medicine at the American University in Beirut, Lebanon.
It was there that he began his political activity with Arab nationalists aiming to establish a Palestinian state.
He returned to the Gaza Strip and, during fighting that led to Israel's founding in 1948, helped facilitate medical care for tens of thousands of Palestinians who fled the hostilities.
Shafi's funeral was to take place on Tuesday in Gaza City.
He was survived by his wife, four children and eight grandchildren.
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Gaza City, September 25, 2007
1. Pan of people inside mourning tent
2. Mourners seated
3. Haidar Abdel Shafi's son, Khaled, greeting mourners on their way in
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Khaled, Haidar Abdel Shafi's son:
"Certainly for the whole family it's a very sad day. A day full of sadness, of course."
5. Khaled and other men sitting down inside mourning tent
FILE: Gaza City, January, 2006
6. Various of photo opportunity between Haidar Abdel Shafi and Palestinian Prime Minister, Ismail Haniyeh
FILE: Gaza City, September 3, 2003
7. Various of Haidar Abdel Shafi at demonstration
STORYLINE:
A former Palestinian negotiator, leading Palestinian nationalist and physician, Haidar Abdel Shafi, died on Tuesday in the Gaza Strip.
He was 88.
Shafi died at his home in Gaza City of stomach cancer, said his son Khaled, who spoke during a mourning ceremony.
"Certainly for the whole family it's a very sad day. A day full of sadness, of course," Khaled said.
The charismatic negotiator was most known internationally for leading the Palestinian team with Jordan to the Madrid Peace Conference in 1991 and to peace talks in Washington in the two years following.
Shafi resigned his negotiating post in 1993 over the Oslo peace agreements with Israel, predicting that the process would collapse over the failure of the deals to tackle the issue of Jewish settlements on land Palestinians want for a state.
A final peace agreement has eluded the sides since and, in fighting that broke out in 2000, nearly 4,500 Palestinians and more than 1,100 Israelis have been killed.
Shafi was known as a die-hard critic of Arafat and his concessions to the Israelis in peace talks.
In April 1996, Shafi walked out of a meeting of the Palestinian Legislative Council of which he was a member to protest Arafat's decision to amend the charter of the Palestine Liberation Organisation to recognise Israel when the Jewish state did not give reciprocal recognition.
He resigned from the council in 1998.
Shafi was born in the Gaza Strip in 1919 and studied medicine at the American University in Beirut, Lebanon.
It was there that he began his political activity with Arab nationalists aiming to establish a Palestinian state.
He returned to the Gaza Strip and, during fighting that led to Israel's founding in 1948, helped facilitate medical care for tens of thousands of Palestinians who fled the hostilities.
Shafi's funeral was to take place on Tuesday in Gaza City.
He was survived by his wife, four children and eight grandchildren.
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Israel The Price of Oslo Part 2
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Top secret
The secret negotiations that followed ran in parallel with the official bilateral negotiations taking place in Washington in the wake of the Madrid ...
Top secret
The secret negotiations that followed ran in parallel with the official bilateral negotiations taking place in Washington in the wake of the Madrid peace conference. While the PLO was not represented officially at those talks, a Palestinian delegation headed by the physician Dr Haidar Abdel Shafi and featuring academics and legal advisers was present.
The two sides proved intractable and, eventually, the Palestinian team, which had only been allowed to attend under the umbrella of a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation, walked out of the negotiations in protest at the expulsion of 400 Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The expulsion reflected, in the eyes of the Palestinian delegates, the real intentions of the Israelis. Compounded by the continued building of illegal settlements, it became clear that little agreement would be reached across this particular negotiating table.
A weakened PLO would, however, soon enter the fray once again. Arafat's PLO was paying the economic price for supporting Iraq's Saddam Hussein during the first Gulf War as Gulf states withdrew their financial support. So, instead of pursuing its battle with a determined delegation in Washington, the Israelis chose to negotiate with a weakened partner. In the words of Ron Pundak, a member of the Israeli negotiating team in Oslo, the "PLO before Oslo was almost dead".
The secret negotiations focused on a consecutive series of concessions made by the PLO leadership towards a deal that would not only solve their economic crisis but also open US and international venues to an organisation once boycotted as a terrorist group.
Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the secret negotiations is the fact that the Norwegian ministry of foreign affairs does not hold a single document pertaining to the talks, despite them being mediated by employees from the foreign minister's office. To date, these documents remain missing and unaccounted for, excluding a handful kept by Terje Rød-Larsen, one of the Norwegian team members who later became the UN resident coordinator for the Palestinian people. His wife, Mona Juul, was also a member of the mediating team and later became Norway's ambassador to Israel. Twenty years after the conclusion of the secret negotiations, Rød-Larsen refuses to return the documents he possesses to the Norwegian foreign ministry.
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Top secret
The secret negotiations that followed ran in parallel with the official bilateral negotiations taking place in Washington in the wake of the Madrid peace conference. While the PLO was not represented officially at those talks, a Palestinian delegation headed by the physician Dr Haidar Abdel Shafi and featuring academics and legal advisers was present.
The two sides proved intractable and, eventually, the Palestinian team, which had only been allowed to attend under the umbrella of a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation, walked out of the negotiations in protest at the expulsion of 400 Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The expulsion reflected, in the eyes of the Palestinian delegates, the real intentions of the Israelis. Compounded by the continued building of illegal settlements, it became clear that little agreement would be reached across this particular negotiating table.
A weakened PLO would, however, soon enter the fray once again. Arafat's PLO was paying the economic price for supporting Iraq's Saddam Hussein during the first Gulf War as Gulf states withdrew their financial support. So, instead of pursuing its battle with a determined delegation in Washington, the Israelis chose to negotiate with a weakened partner. In the words of Ron Pundak, a member of the Israeli negotiating team in Oslo, the "PLO before Oslo was almost dead".
The secret negotiations focused on a consecutive series of concessions made by the PLO leadership towards a deal that would not only solve their economic crisis but also open US and international venues to an organisation once boycotted as a terrorist group.
Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the secret negotiations is the fact that the Norwegian ministry of foreign affairs does not hold a single document pertaining to the talks, despite them being mediated by employees from the foreign minister's office. To date, these documents remain missing and unaccounted for, excluding a handful kept by Terje Rød-Larsen, one of the Norwegian team members who later became the UN resident coordinator for the Palestinian people. His wife, Mona Juul, was also a member of the mediating team and later became Norway's ambassador to Israel. Twenty years after the conclusion of the secret negotiations, Rød-Larsen refuses to return the documents he possesses to the Norwegian foreign ministry.
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West Bank - Demand for vote of no confidence
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Palestinian lawmakers demanded an unprecedented vote of no confidence in Yasser Arafat's self-rule cabinet on Wednesday (30/7), after a rep...
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Palestinian lawmakers demanded an unprecedented vote of no confidence in Yasser Arafat's self-rule cabinet on Wednesday (30/7), after a report implicated almost all its ministries in corruption.
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RAMALLAH, WEST BANK. 30/07
WS palestinian council building;
council members arriving at the meeting;
Interior council, members sitting;
HEBRON, WEST BANK 30/07
Yasser Arafat into car;
RAMALLAH, WEST BANK. 30/07
SOT (In English) Ahmed abdel Rahman, Cabinet Spokesmen: "The president is very clear that he will be against any corruption in the Authority";
SOT (in English) Nabil Sha'ath, Minister of Planning: "I am the minister who deals with the world i am being audited by the World Bank, by every single donor on his own and therefore I have nothing to hide. What needs to be done is not auditing here, it is looking at the facts on the ground and I am open for the proper people to get their facts with the proper knowledge and the proper rights of the people to prepare and offer the figures, before they make accusations. These people made the verdict, then after they made the verdict they ask investigation to be made that they made the verdict on - unbelievable";
SOT Haidar Abdel Shafi, council member: "I hope the Executive Authority will respond positively to the findings of the Council of the committee, appointed by the council;"
Cutaway interior council;
SOT Haidar Abdel Shafi We've been fighting corruption right from the beginning, we shall see what will be the result in the debate today";
Int. council
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Palestinian lawmakers demanded an unprecedented vote of no confidence in Yasser Arafat's self-rule cabinet on Wednesday (30/7), after a report implicated almost all its ministries in corruption.
SHOWS:
RAMALLAH, WEST BANK. 30/07
WS palestinian council building;
council members arriving at the meeting;
Interior council, members sitting;
HEBRON, WEST BANK 30/07
Yasser Arafat into car;
RAMALLAH, WEST BANK. 30/07
SOT (In English) Ahmed abdel Rahman, Cabinet Spokesmen: "The president is very clear that he will be against any corruption in the Authority";
SOT (in English) Nabil Sha'ath, Minister of Planning: "I am the minister who deals with the world i am being audited by the World Bank, by every single donor on his own and therefore I have nothing to hide. What needs to be done is not auditing here, it is looking at the facts on the ground and I am open for the proper people to get their facts with the proper knowledge and the proper rights of the people to prepare and offer the figures, before they make accusations. These people made the verdict, then after they made the verdict they ask investigation to be made that they made the verdict on - unbelievable";
SOT Haidar Abdel Shafi, council member: "I hope the Executive Authority will respond positively to the findings of the Council of the committee, appointed by the council;"
Cutaway interior council;
SOT Haidar Abdel Shafi We've been fighting corruption right from the beginning, we shall see what will be the result in the debate today";
Int. council
1.39
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ISRAEL: REACTIONS TO ARAB SUMMIT
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Israel and the P-L-O have given contrasting reactions to the Arab Summit held over the weekend in Cairo.
P-L-O chairman Yasser Arafat said th...
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Israel and the P-L-O have given contrasting reactions to the Arab Summit held over the weekend in Cairo.
P-L-O chairman Yasser Arafat said the two-day summit was a very positive step for Arab reconciliation.
But Israel has accused Arab leaders of making demands that were out of step with the peace process.
Israel's new prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at a conference of World Jewish Donors in the southern city of Kiryat Gat on Sunday night.
This was his reaction to the weekend's Arab Summit in Cairo.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Peace is the most heartfelt desire of every citizen in Israel. It is the strategic objective of Israel, as it should be the strategic objective of all the Arab countries. But the peace process cannot be made hostage to any prior conditions. Peace talks have to be based on security for Israel and for all the peoples in the region. But pre-conditions that hinder security for Israel are incompatible with peace negotiations, with the peace that we seek."
SUPER CAPTION: Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel
The communique issued at the end of the summit said Netanyahu risked derailing the peace process if he backtracked on the land-for-peace principle.
It also warned the Middle East could revert to a "whirlpool of tension" if Netanyahu slowed down the peace process.
In Gaza, P-L-O chairman Yasser Arafat arriving back from the summit.
He praised the summit, saying it had revived Arab unity.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It was very successful constructive decisions which have been declared, and adopted in the Arab Summit conference. This Arab Summit conference was very fruitful, very important and it is very strong platform for to recover back the Arab unity."
SUPER CAPTION: Yasser Arafat, P-L-O Chairman
It heralded a new start, he added.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"What has happened in the Arab Summit conference was a new page between all of us."
SUPER CAPTION: Yasser Arafat, P-L-O Chairman
Haidar Abdel Shafi, a member of and former head of the Palestinian delegation to previous Middle East talks, criticized the decisions made at the weekend summit.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"In principal this is a step, we have to wait and see what really happens, you know, concretely, and we have to wait and see how the Israeli response is going to be before taking any further action."
SUPER CAPTION: Haidar Abdel Shafi, member of the Palestinian Council
Meanwhile, Peace Now, the Israeli left wing movement for peace, held a demonstration in Tel Aviv, calling for Israel's immediate withdrawal from the West Bank city of Hebron.
It should have happened already, and some fear the new government may never pull the troops out.
That's sure to endanger the peace process further.
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Israel and the P-L-O have given contrasting reactions to the Arab Summit held over the weekend in Cairo.
P-L-O chairman Yasser Arafat said the two-day summit was a very positive step for Arab reconciliation.
But Israel has accused Arab leaders of making demands that were out of step with the peace process.
Israel's new prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at a conference of World Jewish Donors in the southern city of Kiryat Gat on Sunday night.
This was his reaction to the weekend's Arab Summit in Cairo.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Peace is the most heartfelt desire of every citizen in Israel. It is the strategic objective of Israel, as it should be the strategic objective of all the Arab countries. But the peace process cannot be made hostage to any prior conditions. Peace talks have to be based on security for Israel and for all the peoples in the region. But pre-conditions that hinder security for Israel are incompatible with peace negotiations, with the peace that we seek."
SUPER CAPTION: Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel
The communique issued at the end of the summit said Netanyahu risked derailing the peace process if he backtracked on the land-for-peace principle.
It also warned the Middle East could revert to a "whirlpool of tension" if Netanyahu slowed down the peace process.
In Gaza, P-L-O chairman Yasser Arafat arriving back from the summit.
He praised the summit, saying it had revived Arab unity.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It was very successful constructive decisions which have been declared, and adopted in the Arab Summit conference. This Arab Summit conference was very fruitful, very important and it is very strong platform for to recover back the Arab unity."
SUPER CAPTION: Yasser Arafat, P-L-O Chairman
It heralded a new start, he added.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"What has happened in the Arab Summit conference was a new page between all of us."
SUPER CAPTION: Yasser Arafat, P-L-O Chairman
Haidar Abdel Shafi, a member of and former head of the Palestinian delegation to previous Middle East talks, criticized the decisions made at the weekend summit.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"In principal this is a step, we have to wait and see what really happens, you know, concretely, and we have to wait and see how the Israeli response is going to be before taking any further action."
SUPER CAPTION: Haidar Abdel Shafi, member of the Palestinian Council
Meanwhile, Peace Now, the Israeli left wing movement for peace, held a demonstration in Tel Aviv, calling for Israel's immediate withdrawal from the West Bank city of Hebron.
It should have happened already, and some fear the new government may never pull the troops out.
That's sure to endanger the peace process further.
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At least 190 people have been killed and more than 1,000 have been wounded in an attempted military coup in Turkey. After a night of chaotic and confusing developments, with tanks appearing on the streets and warplanes circling above the capital Ankara, it appears that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has regained control – but the situation remains confused and uncertain. Here is what we know so far.. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .....
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Hundreds of women are murdered in Pakistan for honor every year. On Friday, Pakistani model and social media celebrity Qandeel Balock was killed by one of her brothers, police said. Balock was spending the Ed holiday with her family and had travelled from Karachi to Muzaffarabad village in central Punjab province. She was asleep, police said, when one of her six brothers strangled Baloch to death in the family’s home ... ....
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Live: Turkish army says it has taken power in the country
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US officials: Operations out of Incirlik continue in Turkey
Edit Stars and Stripes 16 Jul 2016
STUTTGART, Germany — U.S ... and its NATO allies work with a country on the front lines of the fight against the Islamic State group ... U.S ... Turkey also regards Kurdish forces — a key U.S ... Currently, the U.S ... temporarily cut off aid in 2012 when a democratically elected government was overthrown, but financial support resumed after coup leader Abdel Fattah al-Sisi was elected president, amid concerns about Islamic extremists in the country ... ....
All US personnel in Turkey safe as operations from Incirlik continue
Edit Stars and Stripes 16 Jul 2016
STUTTGART, Germany — U.S ... and its NATO allies work with a country on the front lines of the fight against the Islamic State group ... Curtis M. Scaparrotti, who also heads U.S. European Command, that all U.S ... temporarily cut off aid in 2012 when a democratically elected government was overthrown, but financial support resumed after coup leader Abdel Fattah al-Sisi was elected president, amid concerns about Islamic extremists in the country ... ....
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