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	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Special \| A man among men (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-07)
		Abu Ammar had created the Fatah movement and was at the time unpopular among some Egyptian officials owing to his links with Saudi Arabia, a country not on good terms with Egypt back then.
		Abu Ammar had said to Sadat that they we're seeing him after visiting Amin Howeidi who sends his greetings and says that what has been taken away by force can only be restored by force.
		Abu Ammar then phoned, apologising in his charming manner, and swearing that had it not been for the danger to his life he would have come to the hotel in person to accompany me. He then sent key Fatah members to my hotel, who honoured me with their presence for a long time.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /2004/717/sc31.htm (2074 words)

	This week in Palestine
		Abu Ammar was one who could transcend and transform from revolutionary to politician to statesman.
		Abu Ammar is the forefather of Palestine and history will forever grant him that, no matter how much his detractors may attempt to deny him this or tarnish his record.
		Abu Ammar lived for the day to re-set foot in Jerusalem, the city where he grew up as a child after the death of his mother when he was only four.
	www.thisweekinpalestine.com /details.php?id=1182&ed=97 (622 words)

	He used to make me feel safe - not the other way around, says bodyguard - Middle East Conflict - www.smh.com.au
		So Abu Ammar said to Clinton, "I want to delay the issue of Jerusalem." This was unofficial; it was between the two of them.
		Abu Ammar was with Barak and Madeleine Albright and members of the Palestinian government.
		But Abu Ammar would not roll down the window or look at her, so she ran to the other side, opened the door and sat down next to him.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/11/12/1100227583787.html (881 words)

	Dar Al Hayat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-07)
		This event happened in the 1990s, when Abu Ammar was the star of the Forum, which was attended by leaders of major countries, Arab leaders, and financial and business pillars in the east and the west.
		Abu Ammar succeeded as the leader of a revolution; however, he did not succeed as a President of a state.
		My brother Abu Ammar, you the father of the revolution, you the father of the nation, whether present or absent, I wished to be with you in Jerusalem; but we wished for something, and destiny chose something else.
	english.daralhayat.com /opinion/OPED/11-2004/Article-20041111-28a00b85-c0a8-10ed-003a-92dbf201e561/story.html (2016 words)

	Dar Al Hayat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-07)
		Abu Ammar is truly concerned about the rising influence of the former head of preventive security in Gaza, especially within Fatah.
		Abu Ammar can still undermine the cabinet, but he is aware that he has no option but to accept a prime minister because the U.S. and Israel refuse to deal with him, and because the EU support is linked to the prime minister.
		Abu Mazen will present his cabinet to the legislative council this week, and he may be able to win over Arafat despite the differences over names.
	english.daralhayat.com /column/04-2003/Article-20030416-95a48221-c0a8-01fc-005f-90951f867103/story.html (736 words)

	Dar Al Hayat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-07)
		I know that Abu Ammar, after his visitors used to leave him at dawn, used to drag his bed to the hallway far from his room, and sleep there; because if a missile or a bomb targets his known room, he would be far away.
		Abu Ammar never knew real comfort except during his stay in the hosting of the Tunisian government, and in the hotel rooms of luxurious hotels around the world.
		Abu Ammar lived and died as a poor Indian man; if he spent millions every month, it was on the PLO and its men, the families of martyrs, and the handicapped who have become tens of thousands after years of occupation and resistance.
	english.daralhayat.com /opinion/OPED/11-2004/Article-20041117-475a3705-c0a8-10ed-003a-92dbd13a1c4e/story.html (2560 words)

	MIFTAH--Al-Awda Mourns The Death of President Yasser Arafat Farewell, Abu Ammar
		Abu Ammar, along with other Palestinian leaders, were the primary architects of the modern Palestinian national movement.
		It was under their capable leadership that the PLO was transformed into a broad-based national framework, a front of national resistance groups who were driven by an irresistible desire to return to a free Palestine, and who were actively engaged in the struggle to recover Palestinian rights.
		Abu Ammar personified the Palestinian struggle to the extent that the two became inseparable in the eyes of many.
	www.miftah.org /Display.cfm?DocId=5483&CategoryId=2 (972 words)

	Baghdad Street Scene by Jude Wanniski
		Abu Ammar rose to greet us and handed me a few plastic bags so I could pick and choose the vegetables I wanted.
		Abu Ammar shook his head in the affirmative and squashed his cigarette with a slippered foot.
		You know list 169 means we might turn into Iran.” Abu Ammar pondered this a moment as he put the bags on the old brass scale and adjusted the weights.
	www.lewrockwell.com /wanniski/wanniski60.html (2103 words)

	Our Jerusalem.com -
		Al-Qaddoumi:”If Israel dares to expel Abu ‘Ammar from his homeland, it would be a grave mistake on its part, because the [Palestinian] political structure would be in danger of collapse and there would be anarchy, and popular outrage that would escalate the resistance.
		Prior to Abu ‘Ammar’s return [to the territories], the [PLO] Executive Committee… decided that Abu ‘Ammar would head the PA. Then he was elected, and the elections were a domestic [PA matter], so we [PLO] are the [main] source of authority.
		Abu ‘Ammar was elected to head the government, and I was elected foreign minister… It was also decided that the full makeup of the government would be completed [in the future].
	www.ourjerusalem.com /arabpress/story/arabpress20030606.html (933 words)

	This Side of Peace, p
		During one famous meeting in which the delegation defied Abu Ammar and announced its intention to boycott the talks, the chairman lashed out at Saeb as someone on whom he felt he could vent his wrath.
		Saeb was reported as having announced that if Abu Ammar were to take the decision to go back to the talks, he would withdraw and write his memoirs.
		Abu Ammar also appointed him head of the official committee charged with preparing for elections.
	www.geocities.com /lawrenceofcyberia/palbios/pa02003.html (510 words)

	Sixth Session, Part 4
		Ammar Yasir agreed, and after Abdullah's death, he offered the funeral prayers along with a group of the companions.
		When Mu'awiya sent a malicious report against Abu Dharr from Syria, Uthman wrote to him, "Send Jundub (Abu Dharr) to me on an unsaddled camel, alone, with a harsh man driving it day and night." When he reached Medina, Abu Dharr's legs were bruised and bleeding.
		Abu Dharr said that he was forcibly exiled and sent to the wilderness.
	www.fortunecity.com /meltingpot/tenison/1024/PeshwarNights/6.4.html (4998 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Special reports \| Yasser Arafat: In their words
		Later she became Abu Ammar's secretary, and then the rest was fate.
		Everything he achieved was achieved in face of Israel's colossal material superiority in all fields, the hostility of the Arab governments and the world-wide sympathy for Israel as the state of the Holocaust survivors.
		They explained to me that Abu Ammar, as they call him, lived for Palestine, was prepared to die for Palestine, and embodied the Palestinian struggle.
	www.guardian.co.uk /israel/Story/0,2763,1349356,00.html (3524 words)

	"The Palestinian Leadership Must Go"
		[I refer to] the arm-wrestling between Abu Ammar [Arafat] and Abu Mazen; the hair-pulling between Rajoub and Dahlan; and the skirmish between Al-Qaddoumi and Sha'ath, the sound of which could be heard as far away as Cairo.
		Abu Ammar [Arafat] saw the recent suicide operations and Israeli aggression as an opportunity to avenge himself on Abu Mazen and placate Rajoub.
		The most recent rounds [of infighting] confirmed suspicions and proved previous accusations that there is no real leadership that bears responsibility and is ready to sacrifice its own interests and posts in order to accomplish the task for which it was elected.
	www.frontpagemag.com /Articles/Printable.asp?ID=9624 (809 words)

	Palestine Report - Farewell, Abu Ammar
		Others shed tears of sorrow as they watched their president, who had withered away in a Paris hospital bed over the previous 10 days, returning to his homeland in a coffin draped in the green, red, white and fl of the Palestinian flag.
		But just as Abu Ammar lived as a symbol of the Palestinian struggle, so he died.
		And as a gesture of respect for his final wish and the ultimate symbolism of his national aspirations, Abu Ammar was laid in a marble coffin, with soil from the grounds of Al Aqsa Mosque scattered over him.
	www.palestinereport.org /article.php?article=574 (674 words)

	Muslim American Society
		Once the hurdle of getting Abu Mazen into office was overcome, there came the problem of the choice of ministers, some of whom had been senior officials until Abu Ammar expelled them for a variety of reasons.
		The presumption here is that what Abu Ammar has failed to achieve in seven years, Abu Mazen and his men can accomplish in less than three.
		However, assuming that Israel is satisfied that Abu Mazen is serious, sincere and capable, meetings will be initiated between the U.S., the Israeli-favored Palestinian Interior Minister Muhammad Dahlan and Israeli army and intelligence officers, in order to coordinate disarming the varied Palestinian factions and dismantling their infrastructures.
	www.masnet.org /views.asp?id=88 (1287 words)

	Arutz 7 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-07)
		The sender writes that the intelligence comes from "Abu Ammar" (Arafat's nom de guerre), who, according to the letter, was willing to act however the Iraqi intelligence command deemed appropriate in order to prevent the Kurdish/Shiite rebellion.
		The letter's sender asked Brother Abu 'Ammar to act quickly in cooperation with Iraq so as to ease the tension with Iran and with the Kurdish forces so that this would not be a threat to the region.
		Brother Abu 'Ammar asked me to give this to you, and he, on his part, is willing to act however you see fit.
	www.israelnationalnews.com /print.php3?what=news&id=45740 (359 words)

	The Life of Imam Ali (a.s) > The Commander of The Faithful at a quick glance
		Ammar was one of the fighters who went to hinder the Quraishi caravan coming from Sham.
		Ammar (May Allah be pleased with him) hoped that hey would elect Ali because of his long Jihad, his blood relation to our Master Muhammad (p.b.u.h), his knowledge, his outstanding merits, his in Islam.
		Ammar was very unhappy for Ahlul-Bait because they were worthier of Caliphate than people and because Allah kept away uncleanness from them and purified them thoroughly.
	www.imamalinet.net /en/ec/ecg/ecgd.htm (3449 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Region \| The thousand lives of Abu Ammar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-07)
		Later, in July 1981, Israeli aircraft bombarded his headquarters in Beirut; and during the Israeli siege of the city in 1982, Israeli fighters were in constant pursuit of Abu Ammar, systematically pounding the buildings in which he was thought to be hiding over a period of 80 days.
		Then, within a short period of time, elections would be held for the PA presidency and for a new parliament, unless a motion is passed to defer parliamentary elections for a set period and to restrict the first polls to the election of a successor to Arafat.
		However, there are also many factors working against Abu Mazen: not only his general lack of charisma but, more importantly, Hamas whose hostility towards him may prompt it either to field its own candidate or to call for a boycott of the elections.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /2004/715/re16.htm (2751 words)

	Palestine Report - Cause and man, one and the same
		So when we lost Abu Ammar, we lost a father figure, a leader and a man of the greatest significance to the Palestinian cause.
		For 40 years, we have known Abu Ammar to be one with the cause.
		These are the two things that the people will not concede and the two things for which Abu Ammar was besieged and ostracized from the rest of the world.
	www.palestinereport.org /article.php?article=578 (344 words)

	Abu Yazid Khariji
		Abu Yazid Khariji, or Abu Yazid Makhlad bin Kaydad, traced his tribal origin to the clan of Ifran, one of the leading branches of the Zanata.
		Abu Yazid was suppressed and taken prisoner, but was died of his wounds.
		Fazal, the son of Abu Yazid continued the revolt in the Awras for a few months until he, too, was subdued and was brought to Mahdiya by Batit bin Ya'la bin Batit in 336/948.
	www.ismaili.net /histoire/history05/history527.html (753 words)

	Speech of PM Mahmoud Abbas Announcing His Resignation
		The PLO exists and assumes its responsibilities and when Abu Ammar decided to form a new government and a new PM, he summoned the Central Council and the Central Council came here and gave its position and viewpoint away from the pressure and will of the Americans.
		We said that according to the decision of the terms of reference which is the PLO Executive Committee and Abu Ammar informed me that he conveyed the message to those concerned and now we had to implement it.
		I tell you that the negotiations need as a necessity to have Abu Ala’ to be present; you object and others object; this is your right but this is the negotiations committee as Abu Ammar and I see it.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/arabs/resign.html (3691 words)

	Guardian \| In their words
		He used to say: "The blood of Abu Ammar flows through my veins." My father was killed when the Israelis attacked Abu Ammar's house in Tunis in 1985.
		One guy in our office divorced his wife; Abu Ammar ordered him to go back to her, so he did.
		But we were used to an Abu Ammar that belonged to us, and so jealousy came into the picture.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5061293-103552,00.html (3408 words)

	Rede des scheidenden palästinensischen Premierministers Mahmoud Abbas
		Als Abu Ammar entschied, eine neue Regierung zu formen und einen Premierminister zu ernennen, berief er den Zentralrat ein.
		Abu Ammar klagte immer und sagte: "Das ist ein Skandal, das ist ein Skandal.
		Abu Ammar genehmigte sie und zeigte sie Bruder Abu Ala (PLC-Sprecher Ahmed Qureia), Bruder Ghassan al-Shak'ah und Bruder Sa'eb Erekat.
	www.adf-berlin.de /html_docs/schwerpunkte/nahost_krise/rede_abbas.html (12928 words)

	MODKRAFT.dk Phorum - Pressemeddelelser - Farewell Abu Ammar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-07-07)
		With hearts full of sadness, PCHR mourns the passing away of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat (Abu Ammar), and submit sincere consolations to his family and to the Palestinian people who are witnessing severe times as they are seeing their leader for the last time, who represented the symbol their struggle for liberty and independence.
		The passing away of Abu Ammar is the loss of a prominent Arab-Palestinian leader, who had been a symbol for the Palestinian cause for 40 years.
		Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen) was elected as the chairman of the PLO Executive Committee, succeeding President Arafat who had the responsibilities of this post for decades, according to the laws that govern the PLO and its institutions.
	www.modkraft.dk /phorum/read.php?f=7&t=9193&a=2& (714 words)

	palestine report
		He asked Abu Ammar how he would react should he go to sleep with Peres in the lead, only to wake up and find the opposite.
		Abu Ammar answered, "The internal problems of Fateh and Hamas and their problems with the Authority require 24 hours a day." Then he said, "Netanyahu's victory is a catastrophe for the peace process.
		After a few polite and diplomatic words, Netanyahu asked Abu Ammar to do his best to calm the situation and stop the shooting and set a date for an emergency resumption of negotiations.
	www.jmcc.org /media/report/01/Feb/1b.htm (3122 words)

	[No title]
		The snack is called Abu Ammar, the Palestinian leader's nom de guerre.
		Each bag of Abu Ammar costs around 5 cents and approximately 2 percent of the proceeds are donated to the Palestinians through the Egyptian Red Crescent.
		So far, thousands of dollars have been donated, Farid says, although charity is not the only reason for the snack's appeal.
	www.motherjones.com /news/exhibit/2002/09/ma_101_01.html (648 words)

	Global Exchange : shirabe011900.html
		The night before the trip, Manar, a 13-year-old dancer, was enthusiastic about her first trip to her village of Ras Abu 'Ammar, as she spoke in her cluttered home she shares with 5 siblings and parents.
		Villages of Ras Abu 'Ammar, Beit 'Itab, Deir Al Hawa, Zakaria, Jerash, and many others are amidst and buried under this picturesque area dotted with nature reserves and beautiful forests.
		Ras Abu 'Ammar is not easily accessible from the main road, and like many other villages, it can hardly be reached without directions from former villagers (Manar's grandparents' generation).
	www.globalexchange.org /tours/essays/shirabe011900.html (2085 words)

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