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by JNS.org
Pending a final agreement with Israel, Palestinian mobile carriers in the disputed territories could be able to offer 3G mobile networks. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
JNS.org – Israeli has proposed the opening of a new 3G mobile phone network for Palestinians living in the disputed territories.
A spokesman in Israel’s Communications Ministry said that contingent on Palestinians meeting some Israeli conditions, the Jewish state will allocate more radio frequencies to the disputed territories. This will allow the Palestinian mobile operators Paltel and Wataniya to move from 2G to 3G network technology.
Palestinian Minister of Telecommunication Allam Mousa called the proposal a “breakthrough.”
“In the last meeting, some proposals were made in accordance with our demands and some amendments were made that could be studied, and that could enable us to achieve our demands,” Mousa told Reuters.
“So far there is no final agreement—it is only another round—but this round has achieved a bigger achievement than previous rounds [of talks on the issue],” he said.
