Gaza Settler Homes To Be Demolished In Israeli-Palestinian Plan
Secretary of State Rice announced a Gaza deal where Israelis will tear down 1600 settler homes and Palestinians will be paid to clear rubble. The plan aims to avoid a long Israeli military presence and promote cross border economic revival ahead of the August 16 disengagement target. Contention centers on future security, seaport, airport, and open borders as Wolfensohn and Ward help negotiate details.
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Commission split over resumption of commercial whaling
Nations at the International Whaling Commission meet amid a divided stance on ending the 1986 ban. Pro whaling countries led by Antigua and Barbuda expect to edge toward a majority that could back Japan's research program or limited revival. Japan Norway and others plan to hunt thousands more whales this year while Greenpeace and others oppose expansion.
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