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[Ynet News] Ali Waked - Dozens of Palestinians who were removed from Israel's list of wanted Fatah militants as part of an amnesty deal with the PA were notified that the restrictions on their movement have been lifted. Israel has informed the PA that the militants would now be able to move about freely and conduct normal lives, after the amnesty deal's three-month trial period came to an end, a Palestinian security source said Wednesday. Israel has told the PA that dozens more Fatah gunmen would be pardoned if they lived up to the same conditions. 2007-11-08 01:00:00Full Article
Dozens of Fatah Militants Pardoned
[Ynet News] Ali Waked - Dozens of Palestinians who were removed from Israel's list of wanted Fatah militants as part of an amnesty deal with the PA were notified that the restrictions on their movement have been lifted. Israel has informed the PA that the militants would now be able to move about freely and conduct normal lives, after the amnesty deal's three-month trial period came to an end, a Palestinian security source said Wednesday. Israel has told the PA that dozens more Fatah gunmen would be pardoned if they lived up to the same conditions. 2007-11-08 01:00:00Full Article
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