Qadoura Mousa
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Qadoura Mousa (also written: Kadoura, Arabic: قدوره موسى) is the governor of the Jenin Governorate of the Palestinian National Authority, in the northern West Bank.
[edit] International profile
Kadoura Mousa Kadoura was described as the director of Yasser Arafat's Fatah movement for the northern West Bank in May 2002. He is credited with issuing the official death toll, 56 Palestinians, for the Battle of Jenin.[1] Palestinian spokesmen outside the camp had earlier estimated the number as around 500 and official Israeli spokesmen with access to the camp announced it was between 150[2] and 250.[3]
[edit] Notes
- ^ Jenin 'massacre' reduced to death toll of 56, mirror of a Washington Times article at papillonartpalace, May 1, 2002. Verified 17 Aug 2008.
- ^ Bad Information, AIJAC Sept 2005. Verified 17 Aug 2008.
- ^ Jenin refugee camp emerges defeated April 13, 2002. Verified 17 Aug 2008.
[edit] External links
- Presentation About the Water Situation, given in Cairo, translated from Maan News 16 July 2008
- Workshop in Jenin Regarding the Management of Water Sources, translated from Al-Quds Newspaper, 7 February 2007
- Opening of a Rural Products Market, translated from Al-Ayyam Newspaper, 5 September 2005.
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