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From: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com> To: Terje Rod-Larsen Subject: Re: Fw: UNSCO Daily Press Brief, Wednesday, 16 March, 2011 Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 18:03:42 +0000 when you have tome On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 9:56 AM, Terje Rod-Larsen <1 > wrote: From: Hayat Abu Saleh <abusaleheun.org> To: Hayat Abu Saleh <abusalehaun.onp Sent: Wed Mar 16 04:38:24 2011 Subject: UNSCO Daily Press Brief, Wednesday, 16 Mardi, 2011 UNSCO Daily Press Brief Wednesday, 16 March, 2011 French Foreign Minister Alai


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From: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com> 
To: Terje Rod-Larsen
Subject: Re: Fw: UNSCO Daily Press Brief, Wednesday, 16 March, 2011 
Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 18:03:42 +0000 
when you have tome 
On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 9:56 AM, Terje Rod-Larsen <1 > wrote: 
From: Hayat Abu Saleh <abusaleheun.org>
To: Hayat Abu Saleh <abusalehaun.onp
Sent: Wed Mar 16 04:38:24 2011 
Subject: UNSCO Daily Press Brief, Wednesday, 16 Mardi, 2011 
UNSCO Daily Press Brief 
Wednesday, 16 March, 2011 
French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe said Tuesday that European Union recognition of a Palestinian state 
could be a "possibility that should be kept in mind." (AFP) 
The government of Uruguay on Tuesday announced its official recognition of the Palestinian State as an 
independent and sovereign country. (Xinhua) 
Palestinian Internal Affairs: 
Hamas PM Ismail Haniyeh said it was time for Fatah and llamas to meet and set aside their differences and 
called on Fatah leaders to begin the process of reconciliation. Fatah spokesman, Ahmed Assaf, rejected the 
offer later Tuesday, saying it wasn't genuine. (AI-Jazeera) 
Thousands of people have attended rallies in Gaza and the West Bank to call for a national dialogue. But the 
day ended in scuffles in Gaza City as Hamas police shut down the main demonstration at sunset. Up to 500 
"independent youths" then moved to a nearby square. Police quashed that gathering, using force and arresting 
dozens. (Al-Jazeera) 
Palestinians demonstrating in Ramallah late Tuesday vowed to maintain their presence in a central square until 
the West Bank and Gaza Strip are re-united. The call came shortly after tear gas canisters briefly dispersed the 
crowd in Manara square. At least 20 people have been injured. (Maan News) 
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The Gaza government committee appointed to follow-up on recommendations set out by the Goldstone 
Commission has handed its response to the questions received from the Human Rights Council's committee of 
independent experts. (Maan News) 
Several Israeli military troops invaded Wednesday morning agricultural lands in the east of Rafah city, 
southern Gaza Strip. (Palestine Telegraph)-
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Medical sources in Gaza on Wednesday reported that two Palestinians were killed and four were injured 
Tuesday overnight in a gas pipeline explosion in a smuggling tunnel. (Jerusalem Post) 
Egyptian security officials said Tuesday that Egypt's armed forces have seized five vehicles carrying weapons 
into the country from Sudan, apparently headed for Gaza. (AP) 
Israel's navy on Wednesday escorted into port a ship its commandos seized, saying it had arms from Iran 
bound for militants in the Gaza Strip. (AFP) 
Egypt: 
Egypt's Interior Minister Mansour al-Issawi has dissolved its State Security Investigation Service, which had 
been blamed for decades of human rights abuses. The agency will be replaced with a new "National Security 
Force". (BBC) 
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is touring Cairo's Tahrir Square on Wednesday during a two-day visit to 
Egypt. (AP) 
The January 25 coalition, made up of six youth groups, said it had turned down an invitation to meet Clinton in 
protest at US policy toward Egypt and the US position on the anti-Mubarak revolt. The coalition said in a 
statement that Clinton was not welcome "because the U.S. administration long supported Mubarak's corrupt, 
dictatorial regime financially, politically and morally." (Reuters) 
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The supply of natural gas from Egypt to Israel has resumed after a number of delays, an Israeli partner in the 
East Mediterranean Gas (EMG) consortium said on Wednesday. (Reuters) 
Syria: 
Dozens of Syrians demonstrated in Damascus and Aleppo on Tuesday for liberty and political reforms and 
against corruption. The protest was quickly broken up by security forces. (AP, AFP) 
Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem said on Tuesday that political reforms would be implemented this 
year. "We will take steps towards introducing political reforms this year," Muallem said at a news conference 
with his Spanish counterpart. (AFP) 
Lebanon: 
Bishop Beshara Rai was elected as the 77th patriarch of Lebanon's influential Maronite church on Tuesday to 
succeed Nasrallah Sfeir. (AFP) 
Jordan: 
Jordan's Islamist opposition said on Tuesday it would not join a government -appointed panel to discuss 
political reform. The Islamic Action Front said: "We will not engage in an initiative that carries no real 
dialogue. We demand constitutional reforms and not just amendments to the electoral law. Only the King can 
manage a national dialogue." (Reuters) 
Libya: 
Muammar Gaddafi has denounced backers of plans for a no-fly zone over his country and urged Libyans to 
take up arms and prepare to confront a possible invasion by Western powers. Addressing selected supporters 
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late on Tuesday, Gaddafi called the rebels "rats" and denounced Western nations. "They want Libyan oil," he 
said. "France now raises its head and says that it will strike Libya. Strike Libya?" he asked. "We'll be the one 
who strikes you! We struck you in Algeria, in Vietnam. You want to strike us? Come and give it a try." (Al-
Jazeera) 
Gaddafi's forces pushed eastwards towards the Libyan rebel stronghold of Benghazi and his government 
predicted victory within days while world powers debated imposing a no-fly zone to help stop him. (Reuters) 
Libya's government hopes to regain control over all rebel-held territories in the country within days, deputy 
Foreign Minister IChaled Kaim said on Tuesday. (Reuters) 
Bahrain: 
Two Bahraini policemen were killed on Wednesday, in an operation to clear mainly Shi'ite Muslim protesters 
from a central roundabout where they had been camped out for weeks. (News Agencies) 
Hundreds of Bahraini riot police firing buckshot and tear gas canisters drove pro-democracy demonstrators out 
of Manama's Pearl Square Wednesday, clearing the symbolic heart of the uprising. The action came a day after 
King Hamad, boosted by armed forces from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, declared a three-
month state of emergency. (AFP) 
Yemen: 
An activist of the main Islamist opposition was shot dead in a gunfight with pro-regime loyalists in northern 
Yemen on Tuesday, a security official said. (AFP) 
Hayat Abu-Saleh 
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