Four Israelis killed in West Bank attack near Carmel
Palestinian gunmen fired on two Israeli cars near the Carmel settlement southeast of Hebron killing four, injuring three. Israeli tanks then raided Gaza City, destroying rocket workshops after an airstrike that killed Hamas commander Salah Shehadeh. A Palestinian was shot dead in Qalqiliya as troops conducted house-to-house searches. Thousands of Hamas supporters marched in Jabaliya vowing revenge.
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Mine removal drive blooms amid Afghan mine danger
Seven thousand de miners work under the DN umbrella in Afghanistan believed to be the largest non governmental work force. The United Nations and international activists plan a conference to address a mine plagued country while 200000 Afghans have been killed or wounded by mines in 23 years of war. Bombs left from air campaigns still litter the ground including cluster bomb bomblets.
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Powell hints at renewal of talks with North Korea
Secretary of State Powell signals possible resumption of security talks with North Korea after Pyongyang expressed regret over a fatal naval clash with South Korea and proposed talks with the South next month. Powell noted a potential new attitude and urged calm, while Indonesia’s role against terrorism and reconciliation with separatists were also discussed with ASEAN journalists.
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Castro Thanks U S Officials Who Voted To Ease Sanctions
Fidel Castro thanked US lawmakers from both parties who voted to ease sanctions on Cuba. He spoke at a rally marking the Cuban revolution, saying the gesture mattered even if a veto could be used. He praised the House for amendments easing travel, food and medicine sales, and remittance limits.
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