Palestinian PM denies Israeli barrier cement claim

Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia today rejected claims made on Israeli television that a cement company owned by his family provided concrete for Israeli settlements and the Israeli West Bank barrier.

Palestinian PM denies Israeli barrier cement claim
Wed, 11 Feb, 2004 - 13:26

Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia today rejected claims made on Israeli television that a cement company owned by his family provided concrete for Israeli settlements and the Israeli West Bank barrier.

“I invite you and I invite the people who said this to come and check on the ground,” Qureia said in Rome.

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