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

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

The announcement of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) presidential elections and the upcoming Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC) elections have ushered in a new phase in the Palestinian political system – a phase in which legitimacy must be consolidated through elections and the free will of the people to choose their representatives and political leaders. This democratic shift requires wide participation in the elections process, so as to reaffirm our people’s political dynamism and commitment to democratic principles and to the creation of a modern, advanced Palestinian state upon the end of the Israeli occupation.

We, the undersigned political, economic, social, and cultural activists and institutions –

while expressing our satisfaction with the responsible manner in which the Palestinian Basic Law and national political institutions were respected after the death of our historic leader Yasser Arafat; and

with the aim of strengthening the Palestinian national project against the threats of eradication; and

in the spirit of commitment to building a democratic, pluralistic system that will be the basis for an effective, modern, democratic state that will be able to mobilize the people and the society towards the achievement of our national objectives –

call upon the winner of the upcoming Presidential elections:

First: To protect and safeguard the Palestinian political program adopted by the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and all the Palestinian legitimate institutions. This program is based on international resolutions, first and foremost UN Security Council resolutions 242 and 338, and aims at the establishment of an independent Palestinian state on the June 4th 1967 borders and reaching a just and agreed upon resolution to the refugee problem in accordance with UN General Assembly resolution 194 and the Beirut Arab Summit resolution. Accordingly, the so-called “interim state” and any partial solutions that aim at preempting a permanent, comprehensive solution must be rejected. Similarly, illegal facts on the ground such as settlements and the apartheid separation wall – facts that were established by the occupation throughout the years in order to stifle our aspiration to a fully sovereign state – must not be succumbed to.

Second: To respect the role of the PLO, the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people, as the highest Palestinian political authority, and to develop a complimentary relationship between the institutions of the PLO and the PA. This will enable the PLO to be activated and reformed on democratic basis so as to play a more active role in providing comprehensive political leadership and servicing our people in the diaspora.

Third : To give the utmost attention to Jerusalem, and to consolidate its political, economic, cultural and spiritual role and stature as the capital of the Palestinian state to which we aspire. All forms of support to Jerusalem’s Palestinian institutions must be provided so as to safeguard its steadfastness. This entails working towards opening its closed institutions, particularly the Orient House and the Palestinian Chamber of Commerce, and providing the requisite care for the holy sites in Jerusalem and elsewhere as well as safeguarding Islamic-Christian solidarity.

Fourth: To continue working for the release of Palestinian prisoners and detainees from Israeli jails, and to place their cause at the top of the agenda of any future negotiations. This will require the mobilization of every element of pressure to ensure their release irrespective of their political beliefs or affiliations.

Fifth : To continue in the renewal of the legitimacy of the Palestinian political system by fixing a date for the PLC elections, on the basis of a mixed electoral system that consolidates political and social pluralism. In addition, elections must be encouraged within all factions and institutions so as to reaffirm democracy as the basis of public life in Palestine.

Sixth: To continue national dialogue on the basis of oneness of authority, political pluralism, and the peaceful periodic transfer of authority in accordance with the Basic Law. That entails ending all forms of chaos, lawlessness, and multiplicity of authorities which – in turn –requires enacting a law regulating the work, jurisdiction, and powers of security services.

While we affirm our legitimate right to resist the occupation, we call for reclaiming the popular nature of the intifada and for ending actions that negatively affect our struggle, and which prejudice its credibility.

Seventh: To expedite and complete reform programs for institution- and state- building in accordance with the Basic Law and the principle of separation of authorities. In particular, the judiciary must be developed and its independence in the face of political influence must be guaranteed. The PLC must be allowed to play its role in developing legislation and overseeing the executive authority, and the administrative and financial systems of the PNA must be reformed. This requires the completion of the PNA’s body of laws regulating the political, economic, social, and trade union sectors. This also requires the consolidation of the principles of good governance, particularly the rule of law, accountability, and transparency and the prosecution of corruption.

Eighth: To separate PNA and state institutions from the institutions of the leading political faction. This is essential to safeguard political pluralism and the principle of periodic transfer of power, and to establish the Palestinian state as one of institutions in the service of its entire people. In addition, we call for the enactment of a modern political party law that activates the role of political parties, regulates their funding, guarantees democracy within them, and leads to the constant renewal of their leaderships and structures. This will form the real basis for political development and the regular transfer of power.

Ninth: To provide the necessary financial resources to help the areas affected by, and the families displaced, as a result of the crimes of the occupation. Particular attention must be paid to support the regions, villages and landowners directly affected by the apartheid separation wall so as to strengthen their presence against the attempts to uproot them.

Tenth: To enhance the role and status of women in public life, and to confront the culture of marginalization and disempowerment in all facets of life. This requires the enactment of laws that guarantee full equality so as to respect the deep democratic traditions of our people and our liberation movement, and to reflect Palestinian women’s contribution in the struggle for freedom.

Eleventh: To consolidate the national economy through developing legal and regulatory frameworks and rules that will enable economic and social development. This requires a regionally and globally oriented market economy – within the framework of a social security safety net – that spurs the private sector into assuming its role as the driving force behind development. In addition, we call for creating a competitive environment to encourage and draw local and foreign investment through providing all forms of investment incentives and through the eradication of monopolies, misuse of authority, and illegal gains. Private sector and representative civil society institutions must be encouraged to contribute in drawing economic policies.

Twelfth: To develop the curricula and the educational system according to modern, enlightened bases and to provide the necessary resources that will enable it to train students and release them equipped to enter the modern labor force. In addition, we call for developing and supporting academic research, and cultural, youth and childhood organizations, for improving health services, for strengthening the institutions of local governance and for ensuring local elections.

Thirteenth: To mobilize all available resources to confront poverty, unemployment, and to support the impoverished sectors. This will require the development of social security and health care systems to help these sectors in facing new demands, in accordance with the principle of “partners in development, partners in sharing its burdens”.

These demands aim at strengthening the participation of individuals and the society in determining their fate and that of the future generations.

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