Festival of Lights celebrated as peace nears in Israel
In Jerusalem, new immigrants lit the first Hanukkah candle as peace talks with Syria resume in Washington next week after a six month hiatus. Prime Minister Rabin's murder a month prior is mourned, with successor Shimon Peres inviting 15 former Soviet Union immigrants to join in candle lighting.
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Bosnian Serbs endorse Dayton plan amid guarded worries
At Mount Jahorina near Sarajevo the Bosnian Serb assembly approved deployment of NATO peace enforcers and accepted a nine point framework while voicing objections to Dayton. Leader Karadzic called Dayton a defeat but urged bravery and state-building. Troops were ordered to return to barracks as wartime alerts eased. International war crimes indictments remained a demand from deputies.
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U S Soldiers in Germany Seek Online Link to Bosnia Mission
Across Germany American troops bound for Bosnia buy laptop computers and sign up for Internet service to stay in touch with families as the Pentagon promotes E mail use as a morale booster. Ramstein firm reports a steady flow of inquiries from soldiers eager to go online before departure, with the Bosnia peacekeeping mission seen as the first major operation enabling daily electronic contact.
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