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PLO vows to implement Palestinian state in Sept
GAZA CITY. July 4: Bowing (o pressure from a majority of Palestine Liberation Organisation members, the Palestinians vowed to Implement an Independent state on September 13. 2000. despite the risk of violent clashes with Israel, reports AFP.
The PLO s 129-strong Central Council, which concluded a two-day meeting In Gaza City around midnight Monday, promised to Implement Its control over all of the West Bank and Gaza Strip on September 13. the deadline for a final peace deal.
'The establishment and implementation of a Palestinian state on the territories occupied by Israel on June 4 1967 will happen on September 13.* Salim Zanun. head of the Central Council said, reading from the legislative body's final statement.
The Central Council, as we approach the end of the Interim phase on the coming September 13. asks the PLO Executive Committee to take the necessary steps to Implement an Independent state and Its sovereignly on the land of Palestine with Its capital ol holy Jerusalem during this period.* Zanun added.
Israel has warned that violent confrontations could erupt if the Palestinians announce statehood without an agreement and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak said that the Jewish state would respond by
Head of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) central council Salim Zanun reads the final statement adopted by the PLO’s 129-member central council after two days of meetings in Gaza City yesterday.— AFP photo annexing large chunks of the occupied territories.
The United States on Monday also reiterated its opposition to "unilateral actions.
Officials close to Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat had previously indicated during the closed-door PLO meeting that they favoured leaving the date for the statehood proclamation open In order to give more time for last ditch US efforts to or-
f'anise a peace-saving summit n Washington.
Council members, however, stressed that an "absolute majority" of the PLO supported declaring statehood on September 13 regardless of the cost.
Barak has said that only a summit in Washington can achieve progress In the halted negotiations, but the Palestinians want more land and a new batch of prisoners to be released first.
Arafat did agree In a phone conversation with US President Bill Clinton late Monday, however. to hold "intensive contacts In the coining days." according to Arafat aide Nabil Abu Rudeina.
Senior Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat denied media reports that the United States had proposed new dates for a possible Arafat-Barak-Cllnton summit.
Israel and the Palestinians agreed In Egypt last year to wrap up peace talks between them in September, but remain deeply divided over all of the key Issues. Including the size and shape of a future Palestinian state, control over Jerusalem and the fate of millions of Palestinian refugees.
The Palestinians currently control, either partially or completely, about 40 per cent of the West Bank and 65 per cent of the Gaza Strip and it Is not clear exactly how they will try to Impose their control over the rest on September 13.