Israelis flood Jerusalem protests over Old City site deal
Demonstrators estimated at about 100000 gathered around Jerusalem to oppose Clinton's plan to cede the Old City hilltop shrine. Police mobilized as Geula Azulai and others from religious and mixed backgrounds voiced opposition to concessions linked to a Palestinian state and refugee return.
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Dispute Over Western Wall Sovereignty in Jerusalem
Israelis demand sovereignty over the entire Western Wall remnant from the ancient temple site while Palestinians insist only the exposed face remain under Israeli control. The wall sits mostly under the Muslim Quarter in the Old City. Under U S peace plans Palestinians would control the Muslim Quarter and the Haram al Sharif while Israelis would hold the underbelly near the Holy of Holies.
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Allen dodges Clause deal for Santa Clause film release
Actor Tim Allen avoids a contract snag over The Santa Clause film with Disney as they aim for a November release. Production races to finish amid potential scheduling hurdles and studio expectations.
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Del Toro Eyes Breakthrough After Traffic Nominations
Del Toro hopes his role in Traffic will boost his career and open new doors. He earned a Golden Globe nomination and Best Supporting Actor from the New York Film Critics Circle for the drug war drama directed by Steven Soderbergh, released nationwide Friday.
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McGwire Sues Over Phony $70 Bills Image Claim
St. Louis Cardinals slugger Mark McGwire filed suit in St. Louis Circuit Court to halt distribution of counterfeit $70 bills bearing his image. The action seeks more than $25,000 in damages from producer Christopher Morris of Hardy Arkansas and notes the bills reference McGwire’s 1998 70 home run season.
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JFK Jr Magazine to Fold After Unsuccessful Revival
The politics and lifestyle title founded by John F Kennedy Jr will end with its March issue a year after a remake failed to improve fortunes. Jack Kliger of Hachette Filipacchi Magazines announced the decision amid ongoing struggles since Kennedy’s 1999 death in a plane crash.
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Bell recounts Iran escape and family history
Catherine Bell notes her family fled Iran before Khomeini rose to power. The JAG co star recalls her grandfather, a government official who opposed the regime, would have faced beheading if they stayed. Bell was born in London, raised in California, and identifies with her Iranian maternal roots while embracing American childhood interests.
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