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Jordan to receive 50 mln cubic meters of water from Israel Xinhua 09 Jul 2021, 05:18 GMT+10 AMMAN, July 8 (Xinhua) -- Israel on Thursday agreed to offer Jordan 50 million cubic meters of additionally purchased water, the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement. During a meeting between Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi and his Israeli counterpart Yair Lapid on the Jordanian side of the King Hussein Bridge, an agreement was also completed within the Paris Protocol, according to which the volume of Jordanian exports to the West Bank will increase from 160 million U.S. d...

Freige will head the Israeli contingent on the committee, but it isn’t yet known who the Palestinians on the committee will be. This committee, known as the Joint Economic Committee, is not a new concept; it was agreed to by Israel and the PA in 1994, as part of the Paris Protocol, the economic annex to the Oslo Accords. Back then it was decided that the committee would comprise an equal number of Israelis and Palestinians and each side would have the right to convene the panel to oversee or discuss difficulties arising in the economic areas specified in the protocol, including the status o...

Psagot Winery, outside of Ramallah in the West Bank. (Photo: David Kattenburg) In what might best be described as a “very cautious” decision (at least one Palestine-friendly lawyer considers it a victory), today (May 5), the Canadian Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) dismissed the Trudeau government’s appeal of a lower court ruling that ‘Product of Israel’ labels on Israeli settlement wines are “false, misleading and deceptive,” all the while sending the labeling issue back to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) for “reconsideration and redetermination.” This time,...

Injured and Abandoned: Palestinian Workers Demand Fairer Treatment Palestinian workers force Israeli firm to pledge fairer treatment When Khalil Shehab first began working for Yamit, an Israeli water filtration company in the Nitzanei Shalom industrial park in 1995, he did not anticipate that he would become a pioneer in the fight for equal labor rights. The industrial zone, just inside the occupied West Bank and next to Tulkarm city, was set up as part of the Oslo agreement between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization. Its name translates as “buds of peace.” But while goods...