Assistant director

Mr. Meshal A. A. Al Mansour (Kuwait)

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President Mr. Wegger STRØMMEN (Norway)

24. Mr. Willie (Norway) said that Norway supported the right of the Palestinian people to self determination.

Ole Bjørn Støle (Norway)

It's Crash Wilson still leading the pack, Miller in second place,

Richard Weller Could the sun be good for your heart?

Palestinian sources reported that 90 demonstrators had been injured.

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Norway welcomes the Palestinian elections due to take place in January.

Mr. Løvald (Norway) Norway welcomes the Secretary General's report including the system wide action plan.

Kuwait continued to provide economic assistance to Palestinian refugees.

In Hebron, another march was staged in support of Palestinian prisoners, with protesters carrying placards saying There can be no peace with Israel unless the Palestinian prisoners are released and The prisoners are the heart of the Palestinian issue now .

He called the demonstrators pro fascists and compared the demonstrations to tactics which Hitler employed to gain power.

Mr. Lovald (Norway) The Norwegian Government opposes both reproductive cloning of human beings and cloning for therapeutic purposes.

Among those participating were reportedly members of the PLC.

The confrontations stopped only after the demonstrators were overpowered by Palestinian police.

The construction of the wall, the expansion of settlements and the de Palestinization of Jerusalem threaten the viability of a Palestinian State. (A 60 271, summary)

The construction of the wall and the expansion of settlements seriously threaten the right to self determination of the Palestinian people and undermine prospects for Palestinian statehood.

And you'll be delighted to hear in 2011, today, that Guido Westerwelle, the German foreign minister, assures us that we are in the decisive year.

Mr. Løvald (Norway) Norway is pleased to see you, Sir, presiding over the deliberations on this very important item.

In addition, information about clashes between the Israeli Defence Forces, the Palestinian police and Palestinian demonstrators, which reportedly led to a high number of casualties, has also been received.

Mr. Løvald (Norway) The deterioration of the situation in Haiti gives reason for concern.

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Will Kane and Amy Fowler, you appear before me in my capacity as Justice of the Peace of this township to be joined together in the bounds of holy matrimony.

Mr. Løvald (Norway) I would like to begin by expressing Norway's recognition of the continued preparatory work carried out by the International Criminal Court over the past year.

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Miller's second, Bailey third and Kennedy fourth, and Shumann's last but moving up fast.

Around the field pylon, Wilson's still leading, Miller close behind, and Kennedy now in third place.

Of late, one hears of mansion frequently visited by exwarriors who extort a pittance by threatening disembowelment.

We should hope that the leaders of the Palestinian Authority will confront the threat of terrorism accordingly.

Do you Amy take Will to be your lawful wedded husband to have and to hold from this day forward until death do you part?

Marwan Barghouti, a member of the Palestinian Authority Legislative Council and Secretary General of the Fatah for the West Bank, claimed that the demonstrations reflected Palestinian frustration at the breakdown of the peace process.

There were intermittent clashes between Palestinian demonstrators and Israeli forces, particularly at Hebron, and a number of attacks by Palestinians on Israeli targets.

Until this happens, Palestinian terrorist groups represent a ticking time bomb for the peace process, posing a direct threat not only to the innocent Israelis that they target but also to the rekindled hopes of both peoples.

Mr. Legwaila emphasized that the longer the peace process was stalled, the greater the threat to the stability of the temporary security zone.

Kuwait reaffirms its full support for the struggle of the Palestinian people to attain all their legitimate political rights.

Mr. Løvald (Norway) Multilateralism in the areas of disarmament and non proliferation is under growing stress.

Mr. Løvald (Norway) The challenges posed by today's conflicts have become increasingly complex.

The Palestinian police were deployed along the route leading to the Israeli roadblock in order to block the demonstrators.

The failure to hold these regimes fully accountable for their embrace of terrorism is a direct threat to peace, to the legitimate aspirations of both the Israeli and Palestinian peoples, and to the stability of the region as a whole.

Kuwait declared its solidarity with the Palestinian people, and supported its efforts to ensure its lawful rights in accordance with United Nations resolutions.

107. On 1 November, demonstrations were held in Ramallah, Hebron, Nablus and Jericho calling for the release of Palestinian security prisoners and a freeze on settlement construction.