Barak defends actions in crisis amid Middle East upheaval
In a television interview Prime Minister Ehud Barak faces criticism from Israelis and Palestinians as he defends his handling of the crisis. He argues a political settlement offers the only path out of decades of conflict and accuses Palestinians of inciting the violence. He criticizes right wing opponents for hoping to end the unrest by war.
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Palestinian man killed by Israeli forces near Ramallah
A Palestinian worker, Shehada al-Jafari, 26, was fatally shot in the neck Saturday afternoon near Ramallah as Israeli security forces fired during clashes. Witnesses and the Palestinian Red Crescent reported the man was using an electric drill near a damaged building, and some speculated the tool was mistaken for a weapon. The death brings the two month toll to 294 amid ongoing violence.
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First Lady to Begin Orientation for Senate Seat
Hillary Rodham Clinton, senator-elect from New York, reports for freshman orientation this week with her Secret Service detail and the president as her dinner date. Spokesman Howard Wolfson says she will attend Senate School like other freshmen, marking her public Capitol Hill debut after defeating Rick Lazio.
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