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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 2002

Page

7

Powell Sharon talks yield no West Bank troop withdrawal timetable

Secretary of State Colin Powell and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon avoided a timeline for ending the two week military operation in Palestinian towns. Powell pressed for negotiations toward a peace settlement with a Palestinian state while Sharon avoided committing to a end date. Israeli forces pulled from about two dozen towns but entered Kalil briefly for arrests as operations continued in Jenin Nablus Ramallah Bethlehem Dura and Dahariyah.

Jerusalem Colin Powell Ariel Sharon West Bank Powell Sharon Israel Yasser Arafat Ramallah Arafat Kalil Nablus Jenin Bethlehem Dura Dahariyah Hebron Paaron Free World United States AAP U.S

Israel to bury Jenin camp gunmen as push continues

Israeli army plans to bury Palestinian gunmen killed in Jenin refugee camp amid calls of cover up from Palestinians. Officials say about 100 dead in eight days of fighting as Israel presses operations in the West Bank and vows to continue until complete.

Jenin Jerusalem Israel Colin Rowell Army Fon Kites Eoer

Saudis seek image repair while avoiding home scrutiny

After a New York economic conference a Saudi delegation promotes a pro Western image in the United States while privately facing questions at home about extremism. Critics say limited frank discussion on the hijackers and anti West sentiment leaves deeper issues unexamined. Turki al Hamad notes Saudis privately wonder why 15 Saudis joined the attacks.

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