Bush says Arafat can do more to prevent attacks
President Bush defended Israel's assault on Yasser Arafat's compound and urged the Palestinian leader to act to stop suicide bombings. He spoke with five world leaders including Jordan's King and Egypt's Mubarak, while U S envoy Zinni stays in the region to push for peace as violence rises.
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American medic escapes Arafat compound after night among tanks
Adam Shapiro, a 30 year old American volunteer medic, spent Friday to Saturday inside Yasser Arafat s Ramallah offices with Israeli forces surrounding the compound. He called his family from New York to say he was out and two wounded Palestinians inside the building needed oxygen. Shapiro s fiancée Huweida Arraf said a small group of foreigners entered later to deliver aid and tend to the wounded before Shapiro exited with them. Caoimhe Butterly from Dublin stayed behind. Arraf said Shapiro reported sharing a meal with Arafat during the crisis.
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