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	Mohammed Dahlan at AllExperts
		Mohammed Dahlan (ÙØÙØ¯ Ø¯ØÙØ§Ù) is a Palestinian politician, born in 1961 in a refugee camp in Khan Younis.
		Dahlan is currently Palestinian Minister for Civil Affairs and was in charge of coordinating some of the details of the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza with his counterpart, Israeli Minister of Defence Shaul Mofaz.
		On January 26, 2006, Dahlan was narrowly re-elected to the Palestinian Legislative Council in the Palestinian legislative election of 2006 as a representative for Khan Younis.
	en.allexperts.com /e/m/mo/mohammed_dahlan.htm (751 words)

	Mohammed Dahlan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mohammed Dahlan is a Palestinian, born in 1961 in a refugee camp in Khan Younis.
		Dahlan also was under criticism regarding his role in Gaza turmoil, to which he attributed his share, especially in exchanging hostilities with Gazan rival Ghazi Jabali.
		Dahlan is currently Palestinian Minister for Civil Affairs and in charge of coordinating parts of the details of the planned Israeli withdrawal from Gaza with his counterpart, Israeli Minister of Defence Shaul Mofaz.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mohammed_Dahlan (680 words)

	Mohammed Dahlan
		Dahlan was a founding member of the Fatah Youth Association in 1981.
		Dahlan angered Arafat in November 2001 by expressing dissatisfaction over the lack of a coherent policy during the current uprising.
		Dahlan was a student leader in the Palestinian intifada of the 1980s.
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/biography/Dahlan.html (368 words)

	Palestinian Biography
		Dahlan maintained, however, that he was unable to clamp down on militancy this time as he had done in 1996, as it was impossible for the PSS to restrain widespread resentment at the peace process and universal anger at Israel's response to the uprising.
		Dahlan reportedly tendered his resignation from the PSS on 5 November 2001, in opposition to the PA's policy of arresting PFLP and Islamic Jihad members; but it was refused by Arafat.
		Dahlan (2004) is currently Palestinian Minister for Civil Affairs and was in charge of coordinating some of the details of the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza with his counterpart, Israeli Minister of Defence Shaul Mofaz.
	www.palestinehistory.com /biography/palestine/palbio34.htm (1251 words)

	Mohammed Dahlan
		Mohammed Dahlan was born on September 29, 1961 in Khan Younis Refugee Camp located in the Gaza Strip.
		Dahlan reportedly received help from CIA officials to train his security force to combat terrorism, which was one of Dahlan's primary responsibilities as head of the Preventive Security Service.
		Mohammed Dahlan was thought by some to be behind much of the internecine violence in Gaza.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/world/palestine/mohammed_dahlan.htm (684 words)

	Encyclopedia: Mohammed Dahlan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dahlan was a founding member of the Fatah Youth Association in 1981.
		Dahlan angered Arafat in November 2001 by expressing dissatisfaction over the lack of a coherent policy during the current uprising.
		Dahlan was a student leader in the Palestinian intifada of the 1980s.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Mohammed-Dahlan (1485 words)

	Dar Al Hayat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		I met with Dahlan in Doha a few days ago to review current conditions; he said that Hamas was complaining, crying and looking for excuses, as if the people had set a trap for it (after winning parliamentary elections and being tasked to form a government).
		Dahlan reminded me that the Fatah-led government made two big achievements: the first was conducting peaceful, democratic elections and the second came with an honorable and calm transfer of power.
		Dahlan said that the situation today was tragic, and that Israel was unilaterally carrying out the most dangerous political project, under the pretext of not having a Palestinian (negotiation) partner.
	english.daralhayat.com /opinion/OPED/04-2006/Article-20060418-ad4b6411-c0a8-10ed-01d1-b9b7a79cf729/story.html (2084 words)

	Respected Palestinian waits in the wings as possible bridge to independent state / Former Gaza security chief is ...
		Dahlan is often referred to as the "Palestinian prince in waiting." He has been a key player for 25 years, emerging from the ranks of the shebab youth wing of Yasser Arafat's Fatah movement to head up the Preventive Security Force, the largest armed Palestinian force detachment in Gaza.
		Dahlan is believed to enjoy covert funding from Washington and London, and like other Palestinian security chiefs, he has used his influence to gain stakes in a raft of business interests that ensure his financial independence.
		Dahlan insists that a democratic, unified Palestinian Authority could deliver security for Israel, a condition successive Israeli governments have insisted is the precondition for a peaceful settlement, and says that most Palestinians are tired of the violence.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/04/04/MNGMT60FOH1.DTL&type=printable (1076 words)

	Mohammed Dahlan Biography
		Dahlan (and Arafat) were able to crack down on Hamas at that time, because in 1996 the PA and the peace process with which it was identified still generally enjoyed the support of the Palestinian public.
		Dahlan’s attempts to gather support for an electoral challenge to Arafat came to an abrupt halt on 24 June 2002, however, when President Bush publicly called for Arafat to be replaced by leaders “not tainted by terror”, by which he probably meant Dahlan and Erekat.
		Dahlan has admitted to his associates that it was very painful for him to refute the theory being heard in Gaza, that Israel's attempt to assassinate Hamas leader Abdel Aziz Rantisi was carried out after they got a green light from him.
	www.geocities.com /lawrenceofcyberia/palbios/pa05000.html (5331 words)

	Israpundit: Dahlan Watch I
		Dahlan is expected to hold a key position of power in the post-Arafat Palestinian power structure, though it is not known if he will enter the Cabinet.
		Dahlan said he was confident the campaign for president could proceed without violence, and played down Sunday's shooting at a mourning tent for Arafat, moments after Abbas arrived.
		Dahlan said the names of the gunmen were known to police, but refused to elaborate.
	www.israpundit.com /archives/2004/11/dahlan_watch_i.php (1363 words)

	Clueless In Gaza \| This Is Rumor Control
		This “leader” of the younger generation is Mohammed Dahlan, who became the darling of American and British intelligence in early 2000 when he headed the Preventative Security Service of the Palestinian Authority in the Gaza Strip.
		Last year, when Dahlan was appointed Minister of Interior in the Abu Mazen government, he continued to dodge demands from the international community that he reform the intelligence services and introduce a modicum of accountability and transparency into his operations.
		Dahlan bases his political legitimacy on his success in recent Fatah elections in Gaza and his claim that Gazans support his demands for PA reforms.
	www.thisisrumorcontrol.org /node/220 (874 words)

	Palestinian National Authority (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dahlan is a long-time member of the Fateh party, founding the Fateh Youth Association in 1981.
		Dahlan returned to the Occupied Palestinian Territories where he headed the Preventive Security Forces in the Gaza Strip, a post from which he resigned in 2002.
		Dahlan participated in the Wye River negotiations (1999) and was a member of the Palestinian negotiation team at Camp David (2000) and Taba (2001).
	www.pna.gov.ps /Government/gov/Mohammed_Dahlan.asp (147 words)

	World Tribune.com: Arafat's national security advisor quits in protest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dahlan was appointed Arafat's national security adviser and was responsible for security contacts with the United States.
		In his letter, Dahlan was quoted as saying that he does not hold an official position in the PA. He termed the position of national security adviser as fictional.
		Dahlan's resignation comes as Hamas and the PA failed to reach an agreement to end the current showdown over the assassination of a senior police official.
	216.26.163.62 /2002/me_palestinians_10_15.html (438 words)

	:: MEDEA :: Biography Mohammed Dahlan
		Mohammed Dahlan was born in the Gazan refugee camp of Khan Younis in 1961, to a refugee family from Hammama (now Nitzarim, Israeli settlement).
		When the 1st Intifada erupted in 1987, Dahlan became one of the uprising’s leaders, but was rapidly arrested and deported by Israel to Jordan, then by Jordan to Egypt, and finally by Egypt to Iraq.
		Dahlan returned with Arafat to Gaza in 1994 and was rewarded with the control of the Preventive Security Forces for the Gaza Strip.
	www.medea.be /?page=2&lang=en&doc=1689 (532 words)

	Geostrategy-Direct.com: Dossier - Dossier:</b> Mohammed Dahlan — A terrorist and a gentleman: Despite evidence, the ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In short, Dahlan is the new sweetheart of the Bush administration, under intense pressure from Saudi Arabia to establish an independent Palestinian state.
		Dahlan returned to Gaza along with Arafat in 1994 and reimposed his rule on the strip.
		Dahlan was regarded as a key element in Palestinian security cooperation with Israel and the United States.
	www.middleeast.org /world/geo2.htm (838 words)

	INTERNATIONAL PRESS CENTER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dahlan, who was speaking to journalists in Gaza City about the coordination of the withdrawal with the Israeli side, said that the coordination would focus on three issues; the Rafah border terminal, the safe passage between Gaza and the West Bank, the Gaza airport and harbor.
		Dahlan confirmed that the Israeli side continued to stall in the coordination process, pointing out that the Palestinian Authority has demanded full information from the Israeli side on the settlement assets but didn't receive anything from the long list of demands they've handed over to Israel.
		Dahlan reiterated Prime Minister Ahmad Qurei's call to political participation in forming a government of national unity, which included all factions, pointing out that the Palestinian leadership was ready to consider any faction who wants to join.
	www.ipc.gov.ps /ipc_new/english/details.asp?name=5776 (434 words)

	FORWARD : News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In a series of recent moves, Dahlan has cannily positioned himself at the center of the fast-evolving reform process while managing to preserve the appearance of loyalty to Arafat himself.
		Dahlan is one of a trio of future Palestinian leaders expected to take over day-to-day authority following an internationally led "reform" process.
		Dahlan has said that while he is not actively seeking the position of coordinator of all the Palestinian security services, he would "obviously" not turn down the post if it were offered to him.
	www.forward.com /issues/2002/02.05.17/news5.html (1204 words)

	Middle East Online
		Dahlan has carved out a name as a tough operator and one of the few men capable of taking on Islamic militants opposed to the peace process.
		Dahlan is a leading figure of the young guard of top Palestinian officials, Hebrew-speaking men who grew up in the territories after Israel's 1967 seizure of the West Bank and Gaza, and who have been close to security talks with the Jewish state.
		Dahlan was involved in security talks for Israeli redeployments during the Oslo autonomy process and the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails.
	www.middle-east-online.com /english/?id=5276 (795 words)

	Abbas' strongman talks tough about Hamas
		Mohammed Dahlan, the strongman in charge of beefing up the forces loyal to moderate Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in the power struggle against Hamas, boasts that he is ready to take on the Islamic militants, but stops short of saying how far he is willing to go.
		Dahlan also plays a key role in revamping the security forces loyal to Abbas, including the 3,500-strong Presidential Guard, which is seen as the bulwark against Hamas should a full-fledged civil war erupt.
		Dahlan was one of just a few Fatah leaders to win their Gaza districts in the 2006 parliament election.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /national/1107AP_Abbas_Strongman.html?source=rss (924 words)

	israelinsider: Views: The danger of Dahlan
		Dahlan's periodic moves against the murderers during the Oslo years served only to camouflage the fact that his forces were involved in terror themselves.
		In the present, however, Dahlan is driven by his passion for power and this may prove the motivating factor required to make him act against the 'Intifada.' For to advance his position, he needs the support of an America which is instituting regime change in Ramallah as surely as it is doing so in Baghdad.
		Dahlan, at the time, pledged never to bow to "conditions advanced by Sharon and Bush" and move against his leader, but his subsequent intriguing against Arafat and his key role in Abu Mazen's putsch demonstrates that principles count for nothing when they conflict with his campaign for control.
	web.israelinsider.com /Views/2244.htm (1321 words)

	The Daily Star - Politics - Gaza strongman Dahlan returns to center stage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dahlan is a leading figure of the young guard of top Palestinian officials, Hebrew-speaking men who grew up in the territories after Israel's 1967 seizure of the West Bank and Gaza.
		Dahlan was very active in the first intifada (1987-1993) as a student leader.
		Dahlan returned to the Gaza Strip in 1994 at the launch of self-rule to become the head of the preventive security forces there as part as Arafat's Palestinian Authority.
	www.dailystar.com.lb /article.asp?edition_id=10&categ_id=2&article_id=12959 (696 words)

	The Palestinian power broker - Yasser Arafat - MSNBC.com
		Mohammed Dahlan, a former Gaza security chief, gives a brief statement to the press upon his return to the West Bank city of Ramallah from France on Nov. 7.
		Dahlan is an enigma moving among the Byzantine structures of the government of Arafat, who was a master at rewarding and thwarting rivals to keep them at bay.
		Dahlan admits that the success of any future negotiations is also dependent on Palestinian reform.
	msnbc.msn.com /id/6443575 (904 words)

	World Tribune.com: Arafat's national security advisor quits in protest
		Dahlan was appointed Arafat's national security adviser and was responsible for security contacts with the United States.
		In his letter, Dahlan was quoted as saying that he does not hold an official position in the PA. He termed the position of national security adviser as fictional.
		Dahlan's resignation comes as Hamas and the PA failed to reach an agreement to end the current showdown over the assassination of a senior police official.
	www.worldtribune.com /worldtribune/WTARC/2002/me_palestinians_10_15.html (438 words)

	INTERNATIONAL PRESS CENTER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dahlan, who was speaking to AL Arabia Satellite channel TV, asserted Sunday the international community held responsible for thwarting the peace process by Israel.
		Speaking of his late visit to Cairo, Dahlan disclosed that the visit was to follow up the disengagement in particular after the Israeli delegation visited Israel to discuss the fate of Salah al din route -the so called "Philadelphia route" and the border Rafah crossing.
		Dahlan also emphasized that the PNA vehemently refused formation of a new political device to administer the post-disengagement phase but the factions and people have the right to supervise the actions of the PNA and take part in all the preparations and plan of the withdrawal.
	www.ipc.gov.ps /ipc_new/english/details.asp?name=6617 (400 words)

	Arafat heir walks perilously fine line - - MSNBC.com
		Mohammed Dahlan, the Palestinian security chief, is a leading candidate to succeed Yasser Arafat.
		LAST WEEK, Dahlan announced that he was resigning as chief of preventive security in the Gaza Strip — a post he held for the past eight years — and was seriously considering an offer from his mentor, Arafat, to become national security adviser in a revamped Palestinian government.
		Dahlan’s new job has kept him on the road to Arab capitals, explaining the changes that Arafat has promised and working through the night on a unified Arab strategy that simultaneously confronts the Sharon government and gets both sides back on a peace track.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/3340737/from/RL.2 (1603 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Middle East \| Profile: Mohammed Dahlan
		But Mr Dahlan has also been closely linked to one of the militant groups at the forefront of the current fighting, the Tanzim in Gaza, which has carried out scores of attacks on Israelis.
		Pragmatic and tactical, Mr Dahlan recognised the gains to be made from Israeli overtures and was involved in secret talks with Israel which led to the Oslo peace accords of 1993 and the creation of the Palestinian Authority (PA).
		Mr Dahlan supported calls for reforming the Palestinian Authority, and resigned his post as security chief on 5 June 2002 in the hope that he would be reinstated as newly created interior minister in Mr Arafat's reshuffled cabinet.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/middle_east/2068270.stm (714 words)

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