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    Hamas leader Abdel Aziz Rantisi died Saturday from his wounds after Israel blew up his car in Gaza City, Palestinian medical sources said.

    Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians chanting "Revenge! Revenge!" flooded Gaza's streets Monday to bury Hamas founder Sheik Ahmed Yassin, who was assassinated by an Israeli missile.

    Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat called on Monday for an emergency meeting of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) to discuss the Israeli assassination of Ahmed Yassin, founder and spiritual leader of the Islamic resistance movement Hamas. -Xinhua/AFP

    Yassin meets reporter of Xinhua News Agency/File Photo


  • Israeli killing of Rantisi draws world condemnation
  • New Zealand PM says Hamas killing will increase violence 19/4/2004
  • S.Korea concerned over Israel's assassination of Hamas leader 19/4/2004
  • Canada condemns Israel's assassination of Hamas leader Rantisi 19/4/2004
  • Algeria strongly condemns Israel's assassination of Hamas leader 19/4/2004
  • Schroeder says peaceful solution for Mideast important for economy 19/4/2004
  • Jordan PM cuts short visit to US after Israeli killing of Rantisi 19/4/2004
  • Syria says US behind Israel's "terrorism" policy against Palestinians 19/4/2004
  • Hamas appoints new leader 18/4/2004
  • Jordan expects Mideast peace process back on track 18/4/2004
  • Jordan FM briefs Palestinian PM on efforts to revive peace process 18/4/2004
  • Lead: Hamas, Fatah armed wings claim responsibility for Erez suicide bombing 18/4/2004
  • At least 4 Israelis injured in Palestinian suicide bombing attack at Erez Crossing 18/4/2004
  • EU sees Roadmap only way forward for peace in Middle East 18/4/2004
  • PLO to take new measures in response to US stance on Sharon plan 18/4/2004
  • EU official urges repair of damage caused by US support for Israeli withdrawal plan 18/4/2004
  • Egypt condemns Israeli assassination of Hamas leader Rantisi 18/4/2004
  • Israel assassinates Rantisi; Hamas vows revenge 18/4/2004
  • Jordan condemns Israeli assassination of Hamas leader Rantisi 18/4/2004
  • Arafat condemns Israeli assassination of Rantisi 18/4/2004
  • US says it gives Israel no green light to kill Hamas leader 18/4/2004
  • Palestinian official condemns Israeli assassination of Rantisi 17/4/2004
  • Peace process killed by Sharon government: Palestinian envoy 17/4/2004
  • Israel officially confirms killing of Rantisi 17/4/2004
  • Israel to continue killing of Hamas leaders: Sharon's spokesman 17/4/2004
  • Palestinian PM condemns Israeli assassination of Rantisi, blasting US encouragement 17/4/2004
  • One Palestinian killed, 23 wounded in Rafah 17/4/2004
  • Palestinian group in New Zealand deplores Bush's Sharon backing 17/4/2004
  • Hamas calls for new policy of resistance against Israel 16/4/2004
  • Arafat meets foreign diplomats on US new policy 16/4/2004
  • Furious Palestinians reject Bush pledges to Israel 16/4/2004
  • Ethiopia supports peacefully solving Middle East issue 16/4/2004
  • Israeli attempt to unilaterally change borders "dangerous": Chirac 16/4/2004
  • Powell defends US support for Israel's disengagement plan 16/4/2004
  • Britain rejects purported Bin Laden truce offer 16/4/2004
  • Furious Palestinians reject Bush pledges to Israel 16/4/2004
  • Why US embraces Israeli disengagement plan 16/4/2004
  • 20 Palestinians wounded in Israeli army raid in southern Gaza 15/4/2004
  • Israel fires missile in Gaza, wounding more than 10 Palestinians 15/4/2004
  • Jordan's king heading for US to discuss Mideast peace process 15/4/2004
  • Sharon's deal with US "very dangerous": Palestinian official 15/4/2004
  • Bush sentenced Mideast peace process to death: Palestinian official 15/4/2004
  • UN chief criticizes Bush on Middle East statement 15/4/2004
  • Sharon's plan to turn Gaza into isolated jail: PNA 15/4/2004
  • US, Egyptian leaders positive on Israeli plan to withdraw from Gaza 15/4/2004
  • US to allow Israel to keep parts of West Bank in future deal: newspaper 15/4/2004
  • Jordan supports two-nation solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict: King Abdullah 14/4/2004
  • Arafat blasts Israel for Palestinian children's sufferings 14/4/2004
  • Arafat hails factions' participations in unified leadership: official 14/4/2004
  • Palestinian resistance group PFLP warns of internal conflicts after Israeli Gaza pullout 14/4/2004
  • Palestinian minister warns of deteriorating condition in Israeli jails 14/4/2004
  • Sharon: Palestinian state may take years 13/4/2004
  • Sharon says to remove all settlements in Gaza, four in West Bank 13/4/2004
  • Fatah warns Israel against hurting Arafat 13/4/2004
  • Arafat says doesn't care about Sharon's threats 12/4/2004
  • Violence to continue if Israel does not pull out: Dahlan 12/4/2004
  • Sharon "made 13 attempts to assassinate me," says Arafat 12/4/2004
  • Sharon says Araft is "a marked man" 12/4/2004
  • Sharon: Arafat is not secure in his seat 12/4/2004
  • Mubarak, Bahraini king mull aborted Arab summit 30/3/2004
  • Hamas leader: Bush is "enemy" of God and Islam 30/3/2004
  • Arab countries regret postponement of Arab summit, try to coordinate stance 30/3/2004
  • Summit delay sparks backlash at collective Arab action 30/3/2004
  • US troubled by assassination of Hamas leader: Powell 29/3/2004
  • Israeli army arrests nine Palestinians in central Gaza 29/3/2004
  • Mubarak, Saudi crown prince mull Mideast situation over phone 29/3/2004
  • New model for Israeli military reserve to be discussed 29/3/2004
  • Israeli Parliament report slams assessment of dangers posed by Libya, Iraq 29/3/2004
  • Arab summit delayed for differences over reform plans 29/3/2004
  • Prosecutors to recommend charging Sharon 29/3/2004
  • Iraqi issue to be highlighted in Arab summit: Moussa 29/3/2004
  • Fatah armed wing rejects call for refraining from attacks on Israel 29/3/2004
  • Israeli troops kill Palestinian child in West Bank 27/3/2004
  • Hamas rejects call for non-violent acts against Israel 27/3/2004
  • Arab world rejects US reform initiative: Moussa 27/3/2004
  • Arab collective security on Tunis summit agenda: Moussa 27/3/2004
  • Arab summit to discuss economic, social issues: Moussa 27/3/2004
  • Mubarak to attend Arab summit: presidential source 27/3/2004
  • Arab summit due to be held on Monday postponed 27/3/2004
  • Israel pushes US to accept its pullout plan: report 26/3/2004
  • Arab reform not contingent upon settlement of Palestine, Iraq issues: Moussa 26/3/2004
  • Israel not to assassinate Arafat, says Israeli minister 26/3/2004
  • US vetoes Security Council draft condemning Israel for killing Yassin 26/3/2004
  • Israeli troops kill 3 Palestinian militants in central Gaza 26/3/2004
  • Israeli troops shot and wound Palestinian boy in southern Gaza Strip 26/3/2004
  • Hamas claims responsibility for destroying Israeli army bulldozer in southern Gaza 26/3/2004
  • Backgrounder: Arab League, Summit of Heads of Arab States 26/3/2004
  • Indonesia deeply regrets UN's failure to agree resolution on Yassin's assassination 26/3/2004
  • Days after assassination of Yassin, violence persists 26/3/2004
  • Moscow regrets US veto of UN resolution on Yassin's killing 26/3/2004
  • Arafat rejects attacks against civilians 25/3/2004
  • Israeli foreign minister asks for UN's lead in Mideast peace 25/3/2004
  • Israeli minister terms Arafat as block to peace in Mideast 25/3/2004
  • Hamas new chief hints not to assume spiritual leader 25/3/2004
  • S.Lankan Muslim party leader condemns Israeli killing of Yassin 24/3/2004
  • Israel raids Palestinian refugee camp 24/3/2004
  • Israeli troops kill Palestinian in southern Gaza Strip 24/3/2004
  • Israeli helicopters strike southern Lebanon, 2 Palestinians killed 24/3/2004
  • Egyptian president, Bahraini king mull Mideast situation over phone 24/3/2004
  • US urges all parties to exercise "maximum restraint" 24/3/2004
  • Qurei label Israeli government leaders as "murderers" 24/3/2004
  • No plan to kill Arafat, says Israeli FM 24/3/2004
  • Ranteesi to be Hamas leader in Gaza Strip 24/3/2004
  • Israel to target more Hamas leaders: defense minister 23/3/2004
  • Bangladesh sharply reacts to killing of Hamas chief 23/3/2004
  • Assassination of Yassin fuels Palestinian-Israeli conflicts: People 's Daily 23/3/2004
  • No plan to kill Arafat, says Israeli FM 23/3/2004
  • Israeli FM says decision to kill Yassin taken by Israel alone 23/3/2004
  • Japan denounces assassination of Yassin 23/3/2004
  • Portugal voices concern over escalation of violence in Middle East 23/3/2004
  • Chile's president calls for change in Mideast situation 23/3/2004
  • US expects Israel not to harm Palestinian leader Arafat 23/3/2004
  • Portuguese president condemns assassination of Hamas leader Yassin 23/3/2004
  • Six Israelis hurt in two separate attacks 23/3/2004
  • Car blows up in east Jerusalem 23/3/2004
  • US says "deeply troubled" by Israel's killing of Yassin 23/3/2004
  • Haiti Turmoil
  • China "greatly worried" about impact of Yassin's death 22/3/2004
  • US says Israel has right to defend itself 23/3/2004
  • Yassin's killing draws condemnation by European nations 22/3/2004
  • Yassin buried; Hamas pledges retaliation 23/3/2004
  • Israeli soldiers kill Palestinian protester in Hebron 23/3/2004
  • Hamas has new means to fight Israel: senior leader 23/3/2004
  • Sharon defends assassination of Hamas spiritual leader 23/3/2004
  • Hezbollah strikes Israeli positions 23/3/2004
  • PNA to go for UN Security Council against Israel: Qurei 23/3/2004
  • Iraqi FM denounces assassination of Yassin 23/3/2004
  • Urgent: Hezbollah strikes Israeli positions 23/3/2004
  • Two Finnish businessmen shot dead in Baghdad 22/3/2004
  • Arab League denounces Israel's assassination of Yassin 22/3/2004
  • Killing Yassin can't destroy terror: Peres 22/3/2004
  • Top Iraqi Shiite cleric warns UN against supporting interim constitution 22/3/2004
  • Representatives of quartet to meet over Yassin's killing: Egyptian FM 22/3/2004
  • Sharon says to continue war on terror 22/3/2004
  • Palestinian volunteers say ready for suicide attacks 22/3/2004
  • Arafat to convene urgent meeting following Yassin's assassination 22/3/2004
  • Hamas says Israel's assassination of Yassin expected 22/3/2004
  • Hamas armed wing vows revenge against Israel, US 22/3/2004
  • Islamic Jihad says Israeli assassination of Yassin opens door to war 22/3/2004
  • Israel to carry out more operations in Palestinian areas: minister 22/3/2004
  • Lead: Arafat condemns Israeli assassination of Yassin 22/3/2004
  • Hamas spokesman says battle with Israel is "opened" 22/3/2004
  • Explosion heard at Erez crossing with Israel 22/3/2004
  • Israeli security service to step up security around Sharon 22/3/2004
  • Introduction to radical Islamic organization of Hamas 22/3/2004
  • Hamas militant warns Israel must "expect everything" 22/3/2004
  • Israel decides to assassinate Yassin last week 22/3/2004
  • Sharon supervised attack on Yassin: radio 22/3/2004
  • Israel seals off territories after Yassin's assassination 22/3/2004
  • US calls for restraint after Yassin's assassination 22/3/2004
  • Israeli military confirms its killing of Hamas leader 22/3/2004
  • Palestinian PM denounces Yassin's killing 22/3/2004
  • General strike declared in West Bank, Gaza 22/3/2004
  • Hamas leader, eight Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrike 22/3/2004
  • 2 Palestinians killed in central Gaza 22/3/2004
  • Israeli army kills two Palestinians in Gaza 22/3/2004

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