Administration reassures Arabs on peace efforts with Arafat
The Bush administration pledged to work with Yasser Arafat toward peace while backing an international probe of Israel's Jenin incursion. Protests in Bahrain and Jordan reflected regional anger as Washington vowed to sustain its Mideast policy and push for a Palestinian state and Israeli withdrawal. Powell spoke with Tunisian officials and Bush planned talks with Moroccan and Saudi leaders.
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Bush apologizes for Afghan bombing deaths of Canadian soldiers
President Bush expressed regret for the U S bombing accident near Kandahar that killed four Canadian soldiers and injured eight others. He said I wish we could bring them back but we can't and offered the remark before news cameras after days of silence. He spoke after telephoning Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien and amid critical Canadian headlines.
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