Arafat Meets Clinton As Peace Talks Advance
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, welcomed at the White House by President Clinton, urged greater donor aid and cited Israeli restrictions costing Palestinians about 6 million dollars daily. Clinton pledged 500 million dollars for development and announced a new US Palestinian working group to address stalled reform.
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Netanyahu cries foul as election nears in Israel
Opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu accuses Prime Minister Shimon Peres of leveraging ties with President Clinton and Arab leaders to aid reelection ahead of the May 29 vote. Peres dismissed the charge after a U.S. visit that produced a defense pact.
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