Jerusalem bus bombing kills at least twenty, halts peace talks
The blast on a Jerusalem bus killed at least 20, including up to six children, as Hamas and other militants faced a shift in policy. Mahmoud Abbas froze contacts with militants and convened an emergency cabinet. Israel weighed a military response and closed West Bank crossings while aiming to keep the U.S. backed peace plan alive.
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Liberians Hope for Food After War End Pact
Starving Liberians in Fendell endure hunger even after a peace accord in Accra ends the civil war. U.N. and West African relief aid reach Monrovia as Nigerian forces stabilize the city. U.S. Marines plan withdrawal by October amid ongoing famine in the countryside. President Taylor fled Aug 11.
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