Iraq demands evidence as arms doubt fuels U N standoff
In Baghdad a Saddam adviser urges the United States to produce proof of any remaining weapons of mass destruction while U N experts begin examining more than 12 000 pages of Iraqi declarations. Baghdad insists none exist but U S officials say solid evidence remains.
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Lawmakers say the White House must release intelligence to the United Nations and the public to support claims that Iraq possesses or is developing weapons of mass destruction. Senator Bob Graham called the evidence compelling and compared the move to the Cuban missile crisis as a strategic decision looms. Baghdad denied stockpiling WMDs after a 12,000 page arms document. Bush warned that concealing arms could invite military retaliation.
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Bomb explodes on Israel Lebanon border killing Palestinian woman
Israeli soldiers killed a Palestinian woman and wounded her three children and another woman in a refugee camp on Sunday, with Palestinian witnesses naming Nahla Agel as the victim. The army said the shooting followed attempts by armed Palestinians to infiltrate a Jewish settlement Rafiah Yam. A second bombing wounded four soldiers near Tulkarem, while tank moves were reported in Gaza.
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Israeli President Moshe Katsav warned Germany against anti Semitism and said racist fringe groups may be small but their impact is significant. He led the dedication of the Bergische Synagogue in Wuppertal, met President Rau, and faced a security heightened by NDP protests. He urged peace in the Middle East, calling Palestinian violence brutal.
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