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Boycott? Not so simple
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Jerusalem Post
04-24-2002
Headline: Boycott? Not so simple
Byline: Dina Ezzat, Al-Ahram Weekly
Edition; Daily
Section: Middle East
Page: 07
Wednesday, April 24, 2002 -- 'The Council of Arab Foreign Ministers has decided to implement the relevant paragraphs of the final communique of the Beirut Summit concerning the suspension of establishing any relations with Israel, in view of the setbacks to the peace process....
"[It has also decid...
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