Arafat urges Bush to block move of U S embassy to Jerusalem
In Ramallah Yasser Arafat appealed to President Bush to veto a U S law urging moving the American embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Bush signed the bill as advisory, while Palestinians insist Jerusalem must be the future capital. Arafat criticized the plan as a catastrophe and warned it would derail peace efforts.
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Japan Rejects North Korea Abduction Claims Amid Doubt
Japanese officials returning from North Korea questioned the North’s account of eight abductees' deaths, noting graves washed away by floods. Families, including Sakie Yokota, call the disclosures lies as U S talks with Pyongyang spark cautious hope for ties. Five victims remain alive in North Korea.
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