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![]() Assassins, bulldozers and human bombs As Palestinians and Israelis awaited a statement by Bush concerning Palestinian statehood, a new wave of violence swept through the occupied territories. Khaled Amayreh reports from Jerusalem |
Ruling over
the lawHow serious is the PA about reform? The case of detained PFLP leader Ahmed Saadat is viewed by many Palestinians as a litmus test. Sherine Bahaa reports |
| Adding another fence Israel's decision to build a fence separating it from the occupied territories was met by strong opposition from Palestinians and Israelis alike. Jonathan Cook reports |
Down to the wireBush's much-anticipated policy statement on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict will likely satisfy nobody, and will almost be impossible to implement, Mohamed El-Sayed Said writes from Washington Looking for trouble | ||
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A dam shame The tragic collapse of the Zayzoun Dam appears to have injected Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad's reform campaign with a renewed sense of purpose. Sami Moubayed reports from Damascus |
International cloak and dagger An international investigation claims to have foiled an Al-Qa'eda plot in Morocco, but investigators are keeping details of the alleged plans close to their chests, writes Mukul Devichand from London |
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