Inspectors begin searches at Saddam palace compounds
An American led team of IAEA diplomats started first inspections at Saddam Hussein's Radwaniyah palace near Baghdad, part of a Feb. 23 accord to open eight presidential compounds. A UN official said the focus is on documents and evidence of weapons, not the sites themselves.
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Israeli leader rejects 13 percent west bank pullback
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Washington's proposed 13 percent West Bank withdrawal as unacceptable while signaling openness to limited concessions. He warns hard-liners they may topple his government, as Dennis Ross plans meetings with Arafat and Netanyahu ahead of cabinet discussions.
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