Hebron Handover Sparks Peace Mood and Tensions
Palestinians welcomed Yasser Arafat’s control of Hebron as Israeli forces withdrew in the early morning, while clashes erupted in a downtown square between Palestinian youths and Jewish settlers. Police patrolled, and Hamas-linked demonstrations were dispersed after Palestinian security took over. Arafat pledged a Palestinian state within two years and urged Jerusalem as the shared capital.
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Peruvians rebels free hostage in Lima standoff
In Lima the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement released Luis Valencia Hirano a top anti-terrorism police official after 17 days in captivity. The hostage required medical care per Red Cross. At least 73 hostages remain as government and rebels debate a joint panel and talks while conditions for further releases loom.
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Bomb Kills Moscow Businessman Amid Contract Killings
A powerful bomb exploded in central Moscow killing Gennady Dzen, 35, head of Ros kontraktpostavka trading company and aide to ultranationalist lawmaker Vladimir Zhirinovsky. Two bodyguards were wounded. authorities probe motive amid Russia’s volatile business violence.
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