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Palestinian deportees run out of food, water
MARJ AL-ZOHOUR (Lebanon). Dee 23: Palestinian deportees huddled under heavy rain tn their tents Wednesday as the government rejected new appeals by a UN relief agency to allow food, water and medical supplies into their makeshift camp in South Lebanon, reports Al*.
The 415 deportees said the. Israeli Supreme Court's rejection of and appeal for their repatriation could mean a two-year stay in the camp erected Friday In a no-man’s land between Lebanese and Israeli army positions in the snow-covered region.
Lebanon, adamant not to become a dumping ground for Palestinians expelled from Israel, on Tuesday banned all aid to the deportees, insisting
that Israel was responsible for their fate and that relief should come from the Jewish state.
A five-vehicle convoy assembled by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, which cares for Palestinian refugees, was still parked al the Lebanese army’s forward most position tn MarJ al-Zohour after it had been denied passage on Tuesday.
French Ambassador Daniel llusson told reporters that he was denied permission by the l-cbanese government to visit the encampment, dubbed by the deportees the Jerusalem Camp, for Rapid Return.
He said he was told that if France wanted to inspect the conditions of the deportees, its mission in Israel should do
that.
UNRWA envoy Franke de Jonge said the agency approached Prime Minister Rafik Hariri again Wednesday to al low the four trucks and an ambulance to drive to the camp, but he declined.
Hussein Abu Koweit, 37, in charge of the deportees’ supplies, said the Palestinians had run out of meat.
"Water Is almost finished. Rice is very little, hardly sufficient for today." Koweit told reporters Wednesday." "We have enough potatoes, oil and vermicelli for one week." The deportees gathered around a single kerosene heater tn the early morning, reading newspapers and listening to news on radios. They rushed into
their tents when a rain storm hit the area.
"If the world did not exert enough pressure to send us back to our homes, then we are prepared to live here for two full years until the expiry of our deportation period. Dr Abdul Aziz Rantisi. the deportees' spokesman, said.
AFP adds: Arab participants in the Middle East peace talks will meet in Cairo tomorrow discuss the Implications of Israels mass expulsion of Palestinians, Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Mussa an nounced
The talks will include the Foreign Ministers of Syria, Jordan and Lebanon, along with Faruq Kaddumi. chief of the PIO's political department, he said.