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	United Jerusalem - - Week in Review -- 2/10/2008
		Top Palestinian negotiator, Ahmad Qurai, said that underway negotiations with Israel are focused on most complicated issues and need much more exerted efforts by Palestinians.
		Qurai confirmed that any progress on such peace talks with the Israelis by the end of this year is likely, only on two basis ; a strong will by both sides and more international and regional involvement in the process.
		On other issue, Qurai reiterated the Palestinian Authority´s willingness to hold responsibility for Gaza´s crossings, particularly the Rafah crossing terminal, where Egypt has a say.
	www.unitedjerusalem.org /index2.asp?id=1029817 (397 words)

	Lebanonwire.com \| PNA: The Growing Fatah-Hamas Rift
		Qurai, who was prime minister before Hamas won the last elections, held Jan. 25, and who remains a senior Fatah leader, said if the referendum passes and Hamas rejects it, Abbas and Fatah will change the government.
		Qurai also said that if a new government could not win the Hamas-dominated parliament's confidence, fresh parliamentary elections would have to be called.
		Qurai said that in his opinion, the referendum is no less important than the legislative election.
	www.lebanonwire.com /0606MLN/06061413STR.asp (489 words)

	INTERNATIONAL PRESS CENTER-PALESTINE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Palestinian Prime Minister, Ahmad Qurai, declared Sunday that he has finished discussions with concerned parties over the formation of a new government.
		Qurai called on the Palestinain Legislative Council (PLC) to convene for a confidence vote on the new government next Wednesday.
		Rafiq Alnatsha, Head of the PLC, was reported as saying that he received a request from PM Qurai regarding the convention of a special PLC session on a confidence vote for “approval of a new government”.
	www.ipc.gov.ps /ipc_e/ipc_e-1/e_News/news2003/2003-11/027.html (285 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ramallah, Jan. 28 (BNA) Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qurai said on Wednesday that the Israeli Army's massacre in Gaza Strip, which led to the martyrdom of nine Palestinians, is a ''horrible crime'' to be added to the chain of crimes committed by Israel against the Palestinian people.
		Qurai told the press after talks with the U. Envoy to the Middle East John Wolf and Assistant Secretary of State David Satterfield, that Israeli military operation in Gaza ''symbolise the evil in the Israeli government especially as it coincided with the U. delegation's visit''.
		Qurai called upon the U. S Administration to pressure the Israeli government to stop all violence against the Palestinians and adhere to the road map.
	english.bna.bh /newsadmin/printable.php?ID=11085 (117 words)

	PNA: Chaos Without War (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Qurai cited the government's lack of authority and Arafat's domineering control over security forces as reasons for his resignation.
		The turmoil within the PNA stems, in part, from the fact that Arafat long hoarded as much power as possible, which left the authority with no line of succession should he succumb to illness or demands that he share power.
		Additionally, Arafat reversal of his cousin's appointment and his tacit allowance of the council's vote on Qurai suggest that he would be willing to settle for a compromise solution to the crisis.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1176803/posts (877 words)

	[No title]
		However, Qurai was unsuccessful in his efforts to form a cabinet during the required time frame of 3 weeks, renewable for a further 2 weeks, in accordance with article 65 of the Palestinian Basic Law.
		According to article 65, the appointed prime minister must be substituted by another candidate, in the event that he fails to form a cabinet during the stated time period, or following the failure to obtain a vote of confidence from the PLC.
		In contravention of the Basic Law, President Arafat requested that Qurai and his “emergency cabinet” continue in their positions as a “caretaker government,” until such time as a new government is formed.
	www.pchrgaza.ps /files/PressR/English/2003/129-2003.htm (444 words)

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		Qurai called on President Arafat to declare the cabinet void.
		Qurai submitted a report on the situation to the committee.
		The PLC urged President Arafat to accept the resignation of Prime Minister Ahmed Qurai, which the council held responsible for the incidents that took place recently.
	www.pchrgaza.ps /Interventions/poss_aug.htm (6679 words)

	Two weeks ago Shemon Peres the Israeli Foreign Minister and Ahmed Qurai the Speaker of the Palestinian Legeslative ...
		Two weeks ago Shemon Peres the Israeli Foreign Minister and Ahmed Qurai the Speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council agreed on a document that contains the terms for the final peace settlement between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
		The same thing is seen on the Palestinian side, Araft proclaimed that this document is nothing but dreams and has no stature.
		Qurai was one of those involved in Oslo and he is the Speaker of the Legislative Council.
	www.al-sabah.org /ea29122001.htm (611 words)

	Fair Use agreement (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ahmed Qurai, speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council, accepted his appointment as the new Palestinian prime minister on Sept. 8, replacing Mahmoud Abbas, who resigned the post two days ago.
		The final outcome is still unclear at the moment, as is the road map for peace.
		Qurai's nomination was a challenge to Tel Aviv and Washington.
	www.hellblazer.com /fair-use/stratfor-2003.09.09-b.html (567 words)

	[No title]
		Qurai called on President Arafat to declare the cabinet void.
		Qurai submitted a report on the situation to the committee.
		The PLC urged President Arafat to accept the resignation of Prime Minister Ahmed Qurai, which the council held responsible for the incidents that took place recently.
	www.pchrgaza.org /Interventions/poss_aug.htm (6679 words)

	[No title]
		Ahmad Qurai, attended, in addition to Dr. Hasan Abu Libdeh, Minister of Labor and Minister of Social Welfare, and a large number of governmental and civic society representatives.
		In his opening remarks, the Prime Minister Ahmad Qurai said that serious reform in the security establishment is the key to reform in all other sectors.
		Qurai spoke about the accomplishments of his Government, whether on the political, judicial, administrative reform, finance, and security levels.
	www.aman-palestine.org /English/activities/WastaConf.html (1609 words)

	SoccerBlog.com: World Cup, World Peace?
		The trip was a chance for him to take a first-hand look at UNDP youth and anti-poverty projects in the occupied Palestinian territory and to answer an invitation from the Peres Center for Peace in Israel.
		Ronaldo first called at the office of the Palestinian Authority's Prime Minister, Ahmad Qurai, where he was met by dozens of admirers chanting his name and wearing Brazilian soccer shirts bearing the number 9.
		Qurai told the press that Ronaldo's visit was important for the Palestinian people.
	www.soccerblog.com /2006/05/world_cup_world_peace.htm (253 words)

	INTERNATIONAL PRESS CENTER (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The statement of the cabinet urged all the Palestinian factions' and people to support the security services to perform their duties over keeping security and public order, and also invited the donor states to provide the security services with gears for the military buildup.
		PM Qurai warned of the Israeli plans concerning the construction of the apartheid wall and the expansionist policy; asserting that these plans push the area for more tension and every street and village in the WB is a part of an independent state of Palestine.
		He reiterated the PNA refusal to prejudge the results of the permanent status negotiations and affirmed that the PNA is ready to go-ahead in the permanent status negotiations to accomplish a just and comprehensive agreement to end the Palestinian Israeli conflict.
	www.ipc.gov.ps /ipc_new/english/details.asp?name=11358 (418 words)

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		However, Qurai was unsuccessful in his efforts to form a cabinet during the required time frame of 3 weeks, renewable for a further 2 weeks, in accordance with article 65 of the Palestinian Basic Law.
		According to article 65, the appointed prime minister must be substituted by another candidate, in the event that he fails to form a cabinet during the stated time period, or following the failure to obtain a vote of confidence from the PLC.
		In contravention of the Basic Law, President Arafat requested that Qurai and his “emergency cabinet” continue in their positions as a “caretaker government,” until such time as a new government is formed.
	www.pchrgaza.org /files/PressR/English/2003/129-2003.htm (444 words)

	United Jerusalem - - Israel-News Today -- 3/12/2008
		Qurai to Livni: the Palestinian Authority shocked by decision to expand settlements (IMEMC) International Middle East Media Center) by Ghassan Bannoura 03/12/08 16:40) Source: http://www.imemc.org/article/53437
		The head of the Palestinian negotiation team Ahmad Qurai sent a letter of dissatisfaction, Wednesday to Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni regarding Israels recent decision to approve settlement expansion near the city of Jerusalem.
		Qurai protested the decision as it contradicts the U.S backed 2003 Road Map to Peace plan, which the revived Palestinian/ Israeli peace talks were based on in November 07.
	www.unitedjerusalem.org /index2.asp?id=1043489 (228 words)

	Newhouse C1
		The same thing is true for Ahmad Qurai, the parliamentary speaker who would replace Arafat on an interim basis.
		Qurai, also known as Abu Ala, is popular in the West and well-versed in economic development issues, but he lacks political support at home.
		In a more militant climate, Palestinian experts believe Arafat's mantle could pass to someone like Faruq Qadumeh, a vocal opponent of the peace process and a favorite of Islamist elements in the PLO.
	www.newhousenews.com /archive/story1c012202.html (1141 words)

	Life for killers - Fiji Times Online
		Qurai was charged with murder, robbery with violence and larceny from a person.
		Qurai later took $12 from Khan while he lay on the ground.
		Qurai was sentenced to three years for robbery with violence and 12 months for larceny from a person.
	www.fijitimes.com /story.aspx?ref=archive&id=58656 (539 words)

	Ain-Al-Yaqeen - July 23, 2004 - Article 8
		Qurai told the Cabinet he saw himself only as a "caretaker" premier, another minister said, indicating that the underlying problems remained unresolved.
		Arafat is facing the sharpest challenge to his rule since Palestinians received a measure of self-rule a decade ago, and some fear it could eventually boil over in civil war.
		Fattouh ruled out the prospect that "Qurai would reconsider resigning from ‏the government", noting that Qurai issued a press release condemning the ‏assault on the LC member Nabil Amr, in which he referred to himself as "the resigning prime minister".
	www.ain-al-yaqeen.com /issues/20040723/feat8en.htm (3624 words)

	Sami Jadallah's Blog
		Secret talks are already underway between the Ramallah leadership and the Israelis and the Palestinians have already retreated from demanding a set of pronounced goals and objectives for the conference to agreeing to a set of principals that are not binding on Israel.
		The Ramallah leadership has appointed the brilliant negotiator Ahmed Qurai to lead the negotiation, the same man who is responsible for the disaster that is Oslo.
		Of course the not so brilliant Qurai did not bother to discuss the issues of water resources, ending the settlement expansions, giving authority over residency to the PA just to mention few.
	samijadallah.blogspot.com (5942 words)

	Scoop: Palestinian PM Qurai Forms New Government
		The new government is expected to include a number of new faces along with a newly created ministerial post (minister for women affairs), as PM Qurai will keep the portfolios of information and Waqf, WAFA reported.
		Qurai called on the Palestinain Legislative Council (PLC) to convene for a confidence vote on the new government next Wednesday.
		Rafiq Alnatsha, Head of the PLC, was reported as saying that he received a request from PM Qurai regarding the convention of a special PLC session on a confidence vote for “approval of a new government”.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/WO0311/S00080.htm (1113 words)

	Maan News Agency
		Bethlehem – Ma'an – Israeli authorities refused permission for the head of the Palestinian negotiating team for the Annapolis conference, Ahmad Qurai', to enter Jerusalem to take part in a scheduled meeting between the Israeli and Palestinian negotiating teams on Sunday, Qurai's office told Ma'an.
		Israeli foreign minister Tzipi Livni is reported to have telephoned Qurai' and apologised.
		The website of the Israeli daily newspaper Yediot Ahronot reported that officials in Jerusalem had expressed their regret over the incident and that the Israeli military has been ordered to investigate the chain of events.
	www.maannews.net /en/index.php?opr=ShowDetails&ID=26236 (260 words)

	The Political Scene (15 September 2003)
		After further mayhem in Israel and the occupied territories, the Israelis have decided that the answer to their problems is to expel Palestinian President Yasir 'Arafat.
		In other words, the Israelis will accept nothing less than Mr Qurai’ acting as “the security subcontractor for the occupying power” (as one Palestinian spokesman put it) and starting what would amount to a Palestinian civil war by attacking Hamas and other militant groups.
		In the circumstances, it was little wonder that Mr Qurai' appeared to be having second thoughts about accepting the job after the Israeli cabinet statement.
	www.mees.com /postedarticles/politics/PoliticalScene/a46n37c01.htm (962 words)

	Top negotiator Qurai: negotiations with Israel focus on most complicated issues - International Middle East Media ...
		Top negotiator Qurai: negotiations with Israel focus on most complicated issues
		During a meeting in Ramallah with U.S Secretary's official, David Walsh, Qurai pointed out possibility of reaching peace, security and stability in the region by the end of 2008.
		In November of last year, U.S President, Gorge W. Bush hosted a Palestinian-Israeli summit meeting called Annapolis, in which Bush urged both sides to revive stalled peace process of basis of a two-state solution to be reached before his term comes to an end by 2008.
	www.imemc.org /article/52684 (766 words)

	Foundation for Middle East Peace :: To Our Readers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		U.S. officials, echoing Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon, blame the collapse of the short-lived cease-fire and the current impasse on the Palestinian Authority's failure to destroy HAMAS and other suchgroups and on Yasser Arafat's refusal to give unified control over Palestinian security forces to former Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas.
		The assumption, however, that any Palestinian leader, including prime minister-designate Ahmed Qurai`, would risk possible civil war now with the rival extremist factions is unrealistic.
		In addition, Ben Gurion did not move decisively to disarm his radical challengers until June 1948, after the British had left and the state of Israel had been established.
	www.fmep.org /reports/vol13/no5/02-to_our_readers.html (677 words)

	Ahmad Qurai - Wikipedia
		Ahmad Qurai (arabisch أحمد قريع Ahmad Quraiʿ), auch Ahmed Kurei (* 26.
		Ahmad Qurai gilt als gemäßigter Vertreter seines Landes.
		Januar 2006 trat er von seinem Posten zurück, da die Hamas in den Parlamentswahlen die absolute Mehrheit der Mandate gewann.
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ahmad_Qurai (229 words)

	Frames & Participant Reference Encoding (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Because a general "frame" has been activated by THN AULHN TOU ARCIEREWS and more specifically a location identifier PROS THi QURAi EXW has placed the action within the frame.
		QURWROS is a component of the frame which has been activated, it is part of the system of associations that are connected with THN AULHN TOU ARCIEREWS and further defined by PROS THi QURAi EXW.
		The point of all this is that high level semantic (cognitive) constructions like "Frames" have a direct impact on our understanding of syntax.
	lists.ibiblio.org /pipermail/b-greek/2001-November/019157.html (245 words)

	Annapolis « al qalaq
		“Israeli authorities refused permission for the head of the Palestinian negotiating team for the Annapolis conference, Ahmad Qurai’, to enter Jerusalem to take part in a scheduled meeting between the Israeli and Palestinian negotiating teams on Sunday, Qurai’s office told Ma’an.
		Israeli soldiers manning the Az-Zu’ayyim checkpoint in eastern Jerusalem stopped Qurai’s car and prevented it from passing through, without giving a reason.
		Qurai’s delegation then returned to Ramallah and are now consulting Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who is currently visiting Cairo.
	althayyib.wordpress.com /2007/11/12/annapolis (325 words)

	World Bulletin [ Chief Palestinian negotiator held at Israeli border crossing ]
		The chief of the Palestinian negotiating team, Ahmad Qurai, was searched roughly by Israeli soldiers on the way to meet the Israeli FM and the Israeli negotiating team.
		Sources in the former prime ministers' office said Qurai and his family were held up for over an hour at the Allenby Bridge border crossing knowing that he was scheduled to meet the Israeli foreign minister and the Israeli negotiating team.
		Last November Israeli soldiers at a checkpoint near Jerusalem blocked Qurai from entering the city en route to meet Israeli foreign minister Tzipi Livni.
	www.worldbulletin.net /news_detail.php?id=16294 (313 words)

	Lebanonwire.com \| PNA: Hamas' New Predicament
		Though official results have not been released, Ismail Haniyeh, a Hamas leader, said the group has taken more than 70 seats in parliament, giving it a majority in the 132-seat body.
		Prime Minister Ahmed Qurai of Fatah and his Cabinet have submitted their resignations, saying that Fatah will be “a loyal opposition and rebuild the party.” Fatah may sound like a gracious loser, but its motives are not quite as lucid.
		Fatah's old brass is undoubtedly unhappy with the idea that the government it has dominated has come under the control of its Islamist rivals.
	www.lebanonwire.com /0601MN/06012701STR.asp (693 words)

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