"Palestinian Peace Coalition" What We Want From The Elected President
[IMRA: Right of return, complete withdrawal, no settlement blocs, etc. -
another blow to the fantasy world of the"peace camp']

Open Letter To Palestinian Public Opinion
What We Want From The Elected President
www.palestine-pmc.com/details.asp?cat=2&id=781 [Official PA website]
26/12/2004

The Palestinian Peace Coalition took the initiative last week to collect
signatures of various Palestinian national and political figures and
representatives of civil society groups on a statement that outlines the
demands of the Palestinian public at large from the new Palestinian
president who will be elected on 9 Janaury, 2005. By Saturday evening, the
number of the signatories reached came up to 600 and the process of
collecting further signatures will continue to ensure that the largest
sectors of the Palestinian society are involved in designing their future by
means of outlining their demands for the new Palestinian president.

The initiative to collect the signatures stemmed from the need to engage the
maximum number of Palestinians in the current political debate ahead of the
presidential elections in order to make sure that the public knows how
important its contribution on the Election Day is in designing the future of
the Palestinian people for years to come.

Among the signatories are incumbent and former ministers in the Palestinian
National Authority, members of various PLO institutions such as the
Palestinian National, Council, the Palestinian Central Council and the
Palestinian Legislative Council, in addition to leaders and prominent
members of various political parties, university presidents and lecturers,
journalists, writers, artists, businessmen and financiers. Among others, the
signatories include Yasser Abed Rabbo (member of the PLO Executive Committee
and head of the PPC/ GI), Dr. Hanan Ashrawi (PLC member), Mahmoud Darwish (a
prominent Palestinian poet), Dr. Nabil Kassis (President of Birzeit
University), Qaddoura Fares (PNA State Minister), Dr. Iyad Sarraj (human
rights activist), and leading Palestinian businessmen and financiers such as
Zahi Khoury, Munib Al Masri and Hasib Sabbagh.

Follows is the full text of the Letter:

Open Letter To Palestinian Public Opinion
What We Want From The Elected President

Upon announcing the presidential elections for the Palestinian National
Authority and the Legislative Council, the Palestinian political regime
enters a new era that is based on solidifying the electoral legitimacy and
the people's will to choose their representatives and their political
leadership.

This democratic change necessitates the largest scale participation of
people in the elections in order to emphasize the political viability of our
people and their firm commitment to democracy ideals while insisting, in the
meantime, on building a modern and advanced state right after the Israeli
occupation of our land is brought to an end.

We, a gathering of political, economic, social and cultural groups, and
figures among the Palestinian people would like to stress our great comfort
at the sense of responsible patriotism and commitment to the rule of law
with which the national political institutions shouldered their duties
following the death of our eternal leaders, the late President Yasser
Arafat. In part of our resolute stand to solidify our national project and
protect it from threats of liquidation; and of our persistence to build our
own pluralistic democratic system that sets the foundations of a modern
democratic political regime capable of utilizing the powers of our people
and society to shoulder all their national duties, we, the undersigned,
would like to stress the following demands from our elected president:

ONE: To protect the Palestinian political program that was ratified by the
PLO and by each and every other Palestinian legitimate institution. This
program is based on international legitimacy, foremost of which UN Security
Council Resolutions 242 and 338, the creation of the independent Palestinian
state within the borders of 4th June 1967 with East Jerusalem its capital
alongside the state of Israel and to reach an agreed upon and a just
settlement for the question of refugees in line with UN Resolution 194 and
the Arab Summit Resolutions of Beirut 2002. We demand a firm rejection of
the so-called interim state solution or any other interim solutions that are
aimed at slamming the door in the face of a comprehensive peace settlement.
We would also stress on the need to reject all illegal and
internationally-condemned changes on the ground that the Israeli occupation
has accumulated in the occupied Palestinian territories, including Jewish
settlements and the Segregation Wall. Those changes aim to suppress the
national aspirations of our people to a fully sovereign state.

TWO: To respect the role of the PLO, the sole legitimate representative of
the Palestinian people, as the supreme term of political reference, and to
achieve full complementary harmony between the institutions of the PNA and
those of the PLO in a way that activates and reforms the PLO institutions on
democratic grounds that would enable the PLO to activate its full political
performance in the service of our people in exile.

THREE: To safeguard the status of Jerusalem and its spiritual, political,
economic, and cultural importance as the capital of the future State of
Palestine, to provide all forms of support to the national institutions in
the city and to reopen those that had been closed by the Israeli
authorities, mainly the Orient House and the Union of Palestinian Chambers
of Commerce. Besides, we demand that a special care be given to the holy
shrines in the city and elsewhere in the Palestinian homeland and to
maintain the fraternal Islamic-Christian ties among the Palestinian people.

FOUR: To provide special attention to the question of all Palestinian
prisoners incarcerated in prisons of the Israeli occupation and to place
their cause among the top issues on the agenda of any future negotiations
with Israel. We also demand the exertion of all forms of pressure to achieve
the release of all prisoners regardless of their political affiliations or
beliefs.

FIVE: To continue the process of reviving the legitimacy of the Palestinian
political regime by means of setting fixed date for the Palestinian
Legislative Council elections along with developing the elections law and
amend it in a way that promotes a mixed electoral program (majority and
proportional representation) that would enhance social and political
pluralism. We urge all institutions and parties to hold internal elections
in order to augment the ideals of democracy as a rule of public life in
Palestine.

SIX: To continue the national dialogue against the backdrop of the PNA being
the sole term of reference and of political pluralism while sustaining the
principle of peaceful transfer of power as set in the Basic Law. We also
demand the cessation of all forms of chaos, security anarchy and of the
existence of a cluster of authorities and terms of power that rule by
themselves. We demand a law to be introduced to regulate the performance and
activities of the various security apparatuses and to design their
responsibilities, authorities and superior source of power. While we stress
on our legitimate right to confront the occupation, we call for the
restoration of the popular and public components of the Palestinian uprising
and demand the cessation of all actions that would minimize the support and
solidarity with our struggle or de-legitimize our national liberation
struggle.

SEVEN: To accelerate and complete comprehensive reforms as a road to build
the institutions of a future Palestinian state based on the Basic Law, to
separate between authorities and to activate their role, and to develop the
judicial system and maintain its independence away from political
intervention. We demand the full implementation of the PLC role in
developing all laws and regulations and in monitoring the performance of the
executive authority in addition to reforming the administrative and
financial system of the PNA. We stress on the need to complete the judicial
structure of the PNA and to enforce the foundations of good governance,
mainly the rule of law, transparency and accountability and to ensure that
corrupted figures be penalized through the introduction of laws and
regulations that refer to rules and laws of civil society organizations and
of various political, economic, social and trade union segments of the
Palestinian society.

EIGHT: To separate the PNA and the state institutions from the bodies of the
political parties that run them in order to sustain the principle of
political pluralism and transfer of powers in a way that would augment the
essence of the state's role as a state for all its citizens and governed by
modern institutions. We also demand the introduction of a modern law for
political parties and their funding procedures in order to activate their
role and provide the legal guarantees that safeguard the sovereignty of
democracy in those parties and to renovate their internal structure and
their chain of command as a prerequisite for genuine political development
and peaceful transfer of powers.

NINE: To provide financial support and assistance to families and areas
wrecked by the crimes of the occupation and to the villages and areas that
had been directly affected by the construction of the Separation Wall in
order to fortify their steadfastness in the face of all attempts to uproot
them or send them into exile.

TEN: To empower the role of Palestinian women in public life and to confront
all cultures that aim at undermining their role in different aspects of
Palestinian life. This can be attained through the introduction of laws that
on one hand safeguard equality for women and, on the other hand, reflect the
deep democratic ideals of our people and their national movement and the
contribution of women in the national and social liberation struggle.

ELEVEN: To solidify our national economy by means of developing frameworks
as well as organizational and legal laws that support launching an economic
and social development, while emphasizing the free market economy both on
the regional and international levels within the framework of social
security that can urge the private sector to take up its role as the major
driving force for development. We demand the creation of competitive
investment environment that encourages private investments and attracts
foreign investments. We also demand providing foreign investors with
incentives to promote their investments in an environment free of blackmail,
monopoly, illegal profits or misuse of powers, in addition to supporting the
private sector companies and the representative civil society association to
allow them to shoulder their responsibility in designing the major economic
policies.

TWELVE: To develop the curriculums and the education system in all its
phases on the basis of modern and enlightened foundations that would provide
all the resources necessary to allow the entry into the knowledge economy
and to support serious and scientific research in addition to supporting
various institutions of culture, youths and children. We also demand steps
to improve health services, to fortify the role of local government
institutions and to guarantee the completion of their elections process.

THIRTEEN: To mobilize all resources possible to confront poverty and
unemployment and to protect the interests of the poor by means of
introducing an advanced system of social and health care that would reduce
the economic and livelihood burdens on the people. All of this should be
done in line with the fact that partners in development are also partners in
shouldering the responsibilities of such development.

The goal of these demands is to fortify the role of the society and of the
citizens by means of urging them to participate in designing their future
and the future of their coming generations. As a gathering of groups and
figures, we will continue to work with all national parties and institutions
in order to achieve all the above-mentioned goals.

Signatories:

1. Abdallah Hamdan, 2. Abdallah Hamed Abu Al Ata, 3. Abdallah Najjar, 4.
Abdul Aziz Haj Ahmad, 5. Abdul Aziz Qdeih, 6. Abdul Aziz Shqeir, 7. Abdul
Bari Musallam, 8. Abdul Hakim Saqqa, 9. Abdul Hamid Afaneh, 10. Abdul Karim
Ashour, 11. Abdul Karim Samara, 12. Abdul Karim Ziyadeh, 13. Abdul Majid
Hamdan, 14. Abdul Nasser Abdul Aziz, 15. Abdul Qader Faisal Husseini, 16.
Abdul Rahman Abu Daqqa, 17. Abdul Rahman Awadallah, 18. Abdul Ra'uf Al
Sheikh, 19. Abu Al Walid Dajani, 20. Abu Ali Muqbel, 21. Adnan Arafeh, 22.
Adnan Darhalli, 23. Ahed Bseiso, 24. Ahed Odeh, 25. Ahmad Abau Hashish, 26.
Ahmad Abu Safiyyeh, 27. Ahmad Abu Sal'oum, 28. Ahmad Abu Surour, 29. Ahmad
Abu Tawahineh, 30. Ahmad Daoud, 31. Ahmad Majdalani, 32. Ahmad Masri, 33.
Ahmad Rizeq (Abu Rabee), 34. Ahmad Said Tamimi, 35. Ahmad Soboh, 36. Ahmad
Sourani, 37. Ahmad Sweiti, 38. Ahmad Zaki, 39. Akram Abu Samra, 40. Akram Al
Ajleh, 41. Akram Hassouneh, 42. Akram Mohammad Atallah, 43. Akram Saqel
Hilles, 44. Alaa Al Ashi, 45. alaa Katbeh, 46. Alaa Khalili, 47. Alaa
Mahmoud, 48. Ali Abu Yassin, 49. Ali Ahmad Qabalawi, 50. Ali Al Khalili, 51.
Ali Amer, 52. Ali Is'haq, 53. Ali Odeh, 54. Amal Aslan, 55. Amal Gharbawi,
56. Amal Hamad, 57. Amal Khreisheh, 58. Amal Nasser, 59. Amani Khalil Abu
Rahmeh, 60. Amer Jaab, 61. Amira Kamleh, 62. Amjad Ayyash, 63. Amneh Abu
Middein, 64. Amran Bahtiti, 65. Anton Salman, 66. Anwar Jayyousi, 67. Aref
Jaffal, 68. Aref Nasser Eddin, 69. Asaad Al Asaad, 70. Ashrab Abdul Ra'uf,
71. Ashraf Abu Ghazal, 72. Ashraf Ajrami, 73. Ashraf Sahweil, 74. Ata
Qeimari, 75. Atallah Shahin, 76. Atef Salameh, 77. Atef Sweirki, 78. Awni
Abu Ghosh, 79. Awni Zughayer, 80. Aysheh Anis Hajji, 81. Ayyoub Rabah, 82.
Aziz Abul Jawad, 83. Aziz Ba'loushe, 84. Azmi Khazandar, 85. Azmi Nabali,
86. Azmi Shuaibi, 87. Azzam Mousa, 88. Baha'I Shurrab, 89. Baraka Abu Jarad,
90. Basel Jaber, 91. Basel Turjman, 92. Basem Abu Srour, 93. Basem Gheith,
94. Bassam Karajeh, 95. Buthayna Abu Baker, 96. Climance Khoury, 97. Daoud
Erekat, 98. Daoud Zaatari, 99. Degaulle Hodali, 100. Dunya Al Amal Ismail,
101. Edward Muallem, 102. Elias Jadallah Nazzal, 103. Elias Zananiri, 104.
Fadel Tahboub, 105. Fadi Allan, 106. Fadwa Al Mani, 107. Faiha' Abdul Hadi,
108. Faisal Shawa, 109. Farida al Amad, 110. Faten Alwan, 111. Fat'hi al
Batrid, 112. Fat'hi Al Waheidi, 113. Fat'hi Zeidan, 114. Fatima Abdul latif
Jarrar, 115. Fatima Al Jamal, 116. Fatima Hussein Abed, 117. Fawaz Abu
Sitta, 118. Fawz Khleifeh, 119. Fawzi Hassouneh, 120. Fayez Mohammad
Barqouni, 121. Fida' Suleiman, 122. Filastin Mohammad, 123. Fuad Hajjo, 124.
Fuad Rizeq, 125. Fuad Shurafa, 126. George Abu Shreida, 127. Ghada Abu
Kamil, 128. Ghada Al Amad, 129. Ghada Zughayer, 130. Ghali Najjar, 131.
Ghanem al Dan, 132. Ghassan Abdallah, 133. Ghassan Al Masri, 134. Ghassan
Fahim Abdallah, 135. Ghassan Shakaa, 136. Ghassan Zaqtan, 137. Ghazi Al
Khalili, 138. Ghazi Lutfi Abu Rashid, 139. Hafez Al Barghouthi, 140. Hafez
Mohammad Al Abbasi, 141. Haidar Awadalla, 142. Hama Ghayada, 143. Hana' Abu
Iyadeh, 144. Hanan Al Bakri, 145. Hanan Ashrawi, 146. Hani Habib, 147. Hanna
Amiareh, 148. Hanna Jamil Nasser, 149. Hanna Siniora, 150. Hashem
Thalathini, 151. Hassan Abu Qamar, 152. Hassan Abu Samahdaneh, 153. Hassan
Fat'hi Bal'awi, 154. Hassan Khader, 155. Hatem Abdul Qader, 156. Hazem Al
Rifif, 157. Hiam Abu Ghazaleh, 158. Hidaya Al Budeiri, 159. Hijazi Abu
Shanab, 160. Hilmi Qawasme, 161. Hind al Arabi, 162. Hisham Awartani, 163.
Huda Al Imam, 164. Huda Elayyan, 165. Husni Ismail Musallam, 166. Husni
Radwan, 167. Hussam Akkawi, 168. Hussam Kassis, 169. Hussam Sarraj, 170.
Hussein Abdul Samad, 171. Hussein Abu Arra, 172. Hussein Abu Gharbiyeh, 173.
Hussein Mahmoud Hussein Soboh, 174. Hussein Yassin, 175. Ibrahim Abdallah
Rayyan, 176. Ibrahim Al Zanat, 177. Ibrahim Joulani, 178. Ibrahim Khreishe,
179. Ibrahim Rashed Maraqa, 180. Ibrahim Shaalan, 181. Ibrahim Shahin, 182.
Ibrahim Shqeirat, 183. Ibtisam Salah, 184. Ibtisam Salem, 185. Ibtisam
Z'reeii, 186. Ihab Samaan Saba, 187. Ihad Sarraj, 188. Ilham Abu Ghazaleh,
189. Ilham Abu Mas'ud, 190. Ilham Loulou, 191. Ilhlam Loulou, 192. Imad Al
Agha, 193. Imad Al Asfar, 194. Imad Al Qaram, 195. Imad Qassem, 196. Iman
Khader Shneino, 197. Intisar Abu Hassan, 198. Is'hak Budeiri, 199. Is'hak
Natshe, 200. Ismail D'eiq, 201. Ismail Samir Samad, 202. Issa Halaykah, 203.
Issa Kassisiyeh, 204. Issam Arouri, 205. Issam Badran, 206. Issam Hassan,
207. Iyad Bayoumi, 208. Iyad Elayyan, 209. Izzam Ramini, 210. Izziddine Abu
Safiyeh, 211. jaafar Al Khawaja, 212. Jabr Shaath, 213. Jad Is'haq, 214.
Jadallah Shehadeh, 215. Jalal Kamel Dweik, 216. Jamal Abu Nahel, 217. Jamal
Al Aloul, 218. Jamal ghosheh, 219. Jamal Nassr, 220. Jamal Salem Abu Al
Kumsan, 221. Jamal Zaqqout, 222. Jamil Erekat, 223. Jamil Hilal, 224. Jamil
Salhout, 225. Jibril Ahmad Abu ali, 226. Jihad Al Bayya', 227. Jihad Mousa
Abdul Salam, 228. Jihad Taha Ali, 229. Jum'a Ja'rour, 230. Kakam Taleb, 231.
Kamal Al Astal, 232. Kamal Asaad Sammoudi, 233. Kamel Aref Husseini, 234.
Khadijeh Abu Al Nada, 235. Khadijeh Al Ajouri, 236. Khaled Al Khatib, 237.
Khaled Asseili, 238. Khaled Ghalayini, 239. Khaled Horani, 240. Khaled Jaser
Aref Salim, 241. Khaled Qassem, 242. Khalil Abu Adas, 243. Khalil Al Far,
244. Khalil al Muzayen, 245. Khalil Hassouneh, 246. Khalil Kanfar, 247.
Khalil Rabah, 248. Khalil Rizeq, 249. Khalil Shahin, 250. Khikmat Zeid, 251.
Khmal Dweik, 252. Lama Horani, 253. Latifeh Khader, 254. Leila Bayoumi, 255.
Leila Nour Eddine, 256. Liana Badr, 257. Lidya A'raj, 258. Lubna Abdul Hadi,
259. Maha Abu Dayyeh, 260. Maher Anan, 261. Maher Said Awawdeh, 262. Maher
Zalloum, 263. Mahmoud Abu Farhaneh, 264. Mahmoud Al Qatnani, 265. Mahmoud al
Takrouri, 266. Mahmoud Darwish, 267. Mahmoud Hadyeh, 268. Mahmoud Khleifeh,
269. Mahmoud Labadi, 270. Mahmoud Rouqah, 271. Majdi Yaghi, 272. Majed
Faza', 273. Majed Ghazali, 274. Majed Yassini, 275. Malvina Khoury, 276.
Mamdouh Al Aker, 277. Mamdouh Nofal, 278. Mana Arna'out, 279. Manal Abu
Samra, 280. Manal Erekat, 281. Manauelle Hassasian, 282. Mansour Abu Radwan,
283. Mansour Al Louh, 284. Mansour Gharabeh, 285. Marwan Zgheib, 286. Maysaa
Horani, 287. Maysoun Daoud, 288. Mazen Abdul Qader, 289. Mazen Abu Baker,
290. Mazen Abu Hamdan, 291. Mazen Anabtawi, 292. Mervet Ali Darwish, 293.
Mervet Kharouf, 294. Mkheimer Abu Saada, 295. Mohammad Abau Ramadan, 296.
Mohammad Abu Daqqa, 297. Mohammad Abu Jame', 298. Mohammad Abu Sham'a, 299.
Mohammad Adwan, 300. Mohammad Al Atawneh, 301. Mohammad Al Atshan, 302.
Mohammad Al Attar, 303. Mohammad Al Yaziji, 304. Mohammad Amoudi, 305.
Mohammad Batrawi, 306. Mohammad Dahman, 307. Mohammad Ghadiyeh, 308.
Mohammad Hawwash, 309. Mohammad Hijazi, 310. Mohammad Horani, 311. Mohammad
Ismail, 312. Mohammad Mir'i, 313. Mohammad Shreim, 314. Mohammad Suleiman,
315. Mohammad Taha Al Barjamouni, 316. Mohammad talab Amr, 317. Mohammad
Zakariya Al Agha, 318. Mohammd Abu Al Haija, 319. Mousa Abu Karsh, 320.
Muharem Wadi, 321. Mujahed Sabbah, 322. Muna Akram Shamali, 323. Muna
Mohammad Abu harbid, 324. Muna Nammoura, 325. Munadel Hanafi, 326. Munib Al
Masri, 327. Munif Treish, 328. Munir Abu Jbara, 329. Munir Abu Rizeq, 330.
Munir Zeidan, 331. Muntaser Hamdan, 332. Murad Abu Mweis, 333. Mustafa Al
Awadi, 334. Mustafa Al Hawi, 335. Mustafa Natshe, 336. Mustafa Noufal, 337.
Mutaz Abdul Fattah, 338. Muwafaq Matar, 339. Nabil Abdallah, 340. Nabil Abu
M'eileq, 341. Nabil Al Karaki, 342. Nabil Al Kutari, 343. Nabil Amr, 344.
Nabil Anani, 345. Nabil Aweidah, 346. Nabil Jaabari, 347. Nabil Jamil, 348.
Nabil Kassis, 349. Nabil Qleilat, 350. Nabil Tarazi, 351. Nader Saqqa, 352.
Nadia Abu Nahleh, 353. Nadim Al Hadweh, 354. Nadim Saman, 355. Naela Ayesh,
356. Nafe' Hassan, 357. Nafez Ghneim, 358. Nahed Abu Salim, 359. Nahed Munir
Khalaf, 360. Nahla Bseiso, 361. Naim Ash'hab, 362. Naim Musallam Mousa, 363.
Naim Nasser, 364. Naim Sayyed Barakat, 365. Nasser Abed, 366. Nasser
Atallahl Abu al Ata, 367. Nasser Atiyyeh Eleiwa, 368. Nasser Washah, 369.
Nassr Abdallah Jildeh, 370. Nassr Abu Jeish, 371. Nawal Zaqqout, 372. Nazmi
Ju'beh, 373. Nibras Bseiso, 374. Nidal Al Fuqaha, 375. Nidal al Khati, 376.
Nidal Jayyousi, 377. Nimr Adwan, 378. Nimr Rawhi Rabah, 379. Nitham Ataya,
380. Nizar Shaqoura, 381. Norma Khanfar, 382. Omar Dabbagh, 383. Qaddoura
Fares, 384. Qusai Abu Sharakh, 385. Rabi Hussein Rabi, 386. Radi Jara'i,
387. Radwan Abdul lataif, 388. Raed Hamdan, 389. Raeda Abu Hadwan, 390.
Raeda Taha, 391. Raek Fares, 392. Ra'fat Arar, 393. Rafiq Abu Dhalfeh, 394.
Raghem Shahin, 395. Rahma Abu Shawish, 396. Rahma Ahmad Ayyad, 397. Rajab
Abu Sirriya, 398. Raji Zeidan, 399. Ramadan Qdeih, 400. Ramzi Kreitem, 401.
Ramzi Reihan, 402. Rana Ayyad, 403. Rana Sanan, 404. Rasmi Khaldi, 405.
Rawan Bazbazat, 406. Rawhi Al Razem, 407. Reem Abboushi, 408. Rida
Awadallah, 409. Rida Nattil, 410. Riyad Malki, 411. Rizeq Nammoura, 412.
Romeo Hroub, 413. Rose Shomali, 414. Rozette Kreitem, 415. Ruba Anabtawi,
416. Saad Abdul Hadi, 417. Saad Al Talla', 418. Saad Eddin Khourma, 419.
Sa'adeh Al Khatib, 420. Saadi Abu Abed, 421. Sabih Al Masri, 422. Safa'
Abdul Rahman, 423. Safi Safi, 424. Sahar Ghosheh, 425. Saher Mousa, 426.
Sahl Khourma, 427. Sahm Hindawi, 428. Said Abdul Rahim Jallad, 429. Said
Titan, 430. Saji Salameh, 431. Salah Abdul Shafi, 432. Salah Ayyad, 433.
Salam Al Khalili, 434. Salem Shamiyeh, 435. Salim Tamari, 436. Salma
Majdalani, 437. Sama Aweida, 438. Saman Khoury, 439. Sameh Al Masri, 440.
Samer Abdul Hadi, 441. Samer Arkawi, 442. Samer Ayyad, 443. Samer Khoury,
444. Sami Abdul Shafi, 445. Sami Abu Dayyeh, 446. Sami Batrawi, 447. Sami
Hamatto, 448. Sami Kilani, 449. Sami Said Wafi, 450. Sami Walid Kishko, 451.
Samih Abdul Fattah, 452. Samih Al Abed, 453. Samih Khaliil, 454. Samir
Abdallah, 455. Samir Al A'raj, 456. Samir Awad, 457. Samir Hleileh, 458.
Samir Matar, 459. Samir Zaqqout, 460. Samira Hleileh, 461. Sana' Ali
Ibrhaim, 462. Sana' Hasna, 463. Saqer Al Mughani, 464. Seif Abu Shawish,
465. Shaaban Khleifeh, 466. Shaaban Yousef Shaaban, 467. Sharif Adnan
Mahmoud Abu Watfa, 468. Shukir Ahmad Jallad, 469. Shurouq Asaad, 470. Siham
Abu Sway, 471. Siham Barghouthi, 472. Siham Imam, 473. Sima Michael
Mazra'ani, 474. Sirene Abu Shar'iyeh, 475. Souna Qa'oud, 476. Suad Baltaji,
477. Subhi Al Jadili, 478. Sufian Abu Nijem, 479. Suha Abed Al Husseini,
480. Suhad Dkeidek, 481. Suheil Jad'oun, 482. Suleiman Abu Dayyeh, 483.
Suleiman Mansour, 484. Taghrid Abu Kishek, 485. Tahani Abu Daqqa, 486. Taher
Shaloudi, 487. Talaat Harb, 488. Talaat Safadi, 489. Talal Abu Mweis, 490.
Talal Nasrallah, 491. Talal Owkal, 492. Talal Sharif, 493. Taleb Awad, 494.
Tareq Abdul Shafi, 495. Tareq Badra, 496. Tareq Lathan, 497. Tareq Mohammd
Ilayyan, 498. Tareq Saqer, 499. Taysir Al Far, 500. Taysir Arouri, 501.
Taysir Barakat, 502. Taysir Hussein, 503. Taysir Mheisen, 504. Terry
Boullata, 505. Tewfiq Abu Ghazaleh, 506. Tewfiq Abu Khousa, 507. Tewfiq Saad
Bseisou, 508. Thabet Ibrahim, 509. Usama Khalaf, 510. Vivienne Shamiyeh,
511. Wael Hussein Qassem Al Haj, 512. Wael Khoury, 513. Wael Shurafa, 514.
Wafa Abdul Rahman, 515. Wafa Al Barsh, 516. Wafa Amr, 517. Wafa Asia, 518.
Wafa Saliba, 519. Wajeeh Abed Rabbo, 520. Wajeeh Abu Zareefeh, 521. Walid
Abdul Salam, 522. Walid Abu Baker, 523. Walid Ahmad Abu Mweish, 524. Walid
Al Alami, 525. Walid Al Arja, 526. Walid Al Sheikh, 527. Walid Awad, 528.
Walid Mohammad Omar Mousoa, 529. Walid Mustafa, 530. Walid Najjab, 531.
Walid Saad Sayel, 532. Walid Salem, 533. Wasim Mohammad M'heiser, 534. Widad
Nasr, 535. Widad Sourani, 536. Yamen Abdul Wahab, 537. Yasser Abed, 538.
Yasser Abed Rabbo, 539. Yasser Abu Khater, 540. yihya Abdul Ra'uf Shrorou,
541. Yihya Abu Odeh, 542. Yihya Rabah, 543. Yihya Shamiyeh, 544. Yousef Abu
Jiries, 545. Yusra Darwish, 546. Zaher Kayyali, 547. Zahera Ramahi, 548.
Zahi Khoury, 549. Zahira Kamal, 550. Zakaria Mohammad, 551. Zeinab Ayyad,
552. Zeinab Ghanimi, 553. Ziad Abu Ain, 554. Ziad Abu Zayyad, 555. Ziad Ali
Nijem, 556. Ziad Hammouri, 557. Zuheir Abdul Rahman Bal'awi, 558. Zuheir Al
Ghoul, 559. Zuheir Manasra