Ulster Freedom Fighters threaten cease-fire in Belfast
In Northern Ireland the Ulster Freedom Fighters warned it could break its 1994 cease-fire amid claims of Catholic intimidation in north and west Belfast. The group said it reserves the right to shoot anyone attacking Protestant homes starting at midnight, drawing criticism from Sinn Fein and Ulster Democratic Party leaders.
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Barak Offers Final Terms as Shas Crisis Deepens
Israel Prime Minister Ehud Barak pressed Shas with a final offer aiming to avert a coalition collapse after four Shas ministers resigned to demand more state funds for religious schools and pirate radio. The move pulls the stalemate into a critical phase as Barak warns of a possible minority government without Shas and recalls Rabin’s fragile 1990s coalition.
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