Bethlehem Priest Leaves Nativity for Mass in Nearby Church
West Bank reports show the Rev. Ibrahim Faltas and a monk left the Church of the Nativity escorted by Palestinian and Israeli vehicles to St. Anthony's Church then returned hours later. The push occurred amid a West Bank operation against Palestinian militias after deadly attacks on Israelis.
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U S Proposal to End Siege at Arafat’s Ramallah Compound
Israel and the Palestinians approved a U S plan to end the month long siege at Yasser Arafat’s Ramallah offices. Six wanted men would serve time in a Palestinian jail under British and American guard while Arafat could travel abroad.
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Rumsfeld Builds Asian Ties to Support Afghan War
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld met with Turkmenistan President Niyazov and Kazakhstan President Nazarbayev in Astana and Turkmenistan to bolster support for the Afghanistan war and to deny Taliban sanctuaries. Kazakhstan pledged greater involvement, including humanitarian aid, airfield use agreements, and sending officers to U.S. Central Command.
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Daschle Says It Is Early To Act On Iraq War
Senate leaders describe broad support to topple Saddam Hussein but urge delaying military action. Daschle says victory in terror war and Afghanistan comes first. Administration reportedly plans a large-scale air and ground war with tens of thousands of troops.
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Saddam Hussein birthday marked by nation wide loyalty display
Iraq celebrated President Saddam Hussein s 65th birthday with mass rallies in Baghdad and Tikrit. State media framed the event as defiance against U S efforts to topple him, with schoolgirls dances and posters praising Saddam as leader and symbol of dignity and pride. The nationwide events, held since 1985, underscored his control over the country.
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