Israel considers delaying Gaza and West Bank pullout
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon backs a three week delay in Israel pullout from Gaza and four West Bank settlements citing the Jewish mourning period. A postponement could aid planning but may widen extremist resistance. Israel also plans 50 new West Bank homes. Yonatan Bassi floated delaying the start from late July to mid August. Beiruti report notes Lebanon PM designate seeks a cabinet to secure parliamentary elections by end May.
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Reactor shutdown in North Korea raises red flag
Washington reports the apparent reactor shutdown in North Korea sparks Bush administration worries that Pyongyang may have finished producing spent fuel rods with weapons-grade plutonium. U.S. officials cite other non alarming possibilities and note prior North Korean claims often outpace verified steps toward denuclearization.
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India and Pakistan vow final Kashmir settlement after talks
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf announce a final settlement on Kashmir after three days of talks. They commit to continuing discussions in a sincere, forward looking manner to deepen trade and cross border travel, saying the peace process is irreversible.
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Madain raid targets Sunni insurgents in Triangle of Death
Hundreds of Iraqi security forces swept Madain in a major operation to root out insurgents, finding weapons, mine making gear, and six car bombs but no hostages. The assault involved six police and special forces battalions with limited U.S. support.
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Iraq coalition demands Saddam death order signoff
The United Iraqi Alliance calls for Saddam Hussein to be executed if convicted of war crimes and urges President Talabani to resign if he will not sign the death warrant. Ali al Dabagh brands Saddam the world’s top criminal while Talabani cites human rights views against capital punishment.
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