** Peace process in the Israeli – Palestinian conflict, efforts since c. 1991 to find a political accommodation for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

** Tawfiq Canaan, Palestinian doctor ( b. 1882 )

** Israeli – Palestinian conflict ( Early 20th century – present )

** Hanan Ashrawi, Palestinian scholar

** Yahya Ayyash, Palestinian terrorist ( b. 1966 )

** Palestinian extremists hijack an Air France plane in Greece with 246 passengers and 12 crew.

** Entebbe Raid: Israeli airborne commandos free 103 hostages being held by Palestinian hijackers of an Air France plane at Uganda's Entebbe Airport ; 1 Israeli soldier and several Ugandan soldiers are killed in the raid.

** Luttif Afif and four other Palestinian terrorists

** Yahya Ayyash, Palestinian bombmaker

** Palestinian armored forces reinforce Palestinian guerillas in Irbidi, Jordan.

** Jordanian army troops launch an offensive against Palestinian guerillas in Jordan.

** Mahmoud Abbas is elected to succeed Yasser Arafat as Palestinian Authority President.

** Palestinian Maps Omitting Israel and Maps of " Palestine " as a means to instill fundamentally negative messages regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

** Resolution 194: Recommends the " Right of return " for Palestinian refugees and for Jewish refugees.

** Palestinian Arabic:

** Response-America Remembers: One Year Later, Remembering the Victims, Pondering the Lessons Also in the Issue: International Community & the Mideast ; Tragedy of Palestinian Children ; The Real Obstacles to Peace ; Global Terror Update ; Internet Used by Terrorists, Racists ; Museum of Tolerance

** Child suicide bombers in the Israeli – Palestinian conflict

** Palestinian Islamic Jihad

** Arraba, Jenin, a Palestinian village in the West Bank

** The Palestinian resistance to Israeli occupation in the Palestinian territories.

** Two Palestinian teenagers are killed and power supplies are knocked out after an Israeli raid on the Jabalia refugee camp.

** The Wye River Memorandum, a political agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority concluded there

** Mine Exploder T8 ( Johnny Walker ): Steel plungers on a pivot frame designed to pound on the ground.

** The Tybee Bomb, a 7, 600 pound ( 3, 500 kg ) Mark 15 hydrogen bomb, is lost in the waters off Savannah, Georgia.

** New Guinean mark, the historic currency that was replaced in 1915 by the Australian pound

** 7 burgers ( 3 / 4 pound " Thickburgers ") in 10 minutes

** GEM eS NEV — A two-passenger vehicle with a 39 " x 48 " flat bed with and a 330 pound cargo capacity.

** GEM eL NEV — A two-passenger vehicle with a 70 " x 48 " flat bed with and a 700 pound cargo capacity.

** GEM eL XD NEV — An extra-duty heavier duty version of the GEM eL with a 70 " x 48 " flat bed with and a 1, 100 pound cargo capacity.

As of 1 July 1950, the Jordanian dinar became the kingdom ’ s official currency, and use of the Palestinian pound ceased in the kingdom on 30 September 1950.

The British Mandate of Palestine, which administered the territory now known as Israel, Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza prior to May 15, 1948, issued the Palestinian pound, a currency equal in value and pegged to the UK Pound, which was divided into 1000 Mils.

Israel inherited the Palestinian pound but, shortly after the establishment of the state, new banknotes were issued by the London-based Anglo-Palestine bank of the Zionist movement.

It replaced the mil, which was the 1000th part of the Palestinian pound, a currency issued by the British Mandate of Palestine prior to May 1948.

: ( 1927 ) 1000 mils = 1 Palestinian pound