Palestinians register for promised election response
Palestinians launched a voter registration drive in Ramallah as Yasser Arafat, still confined by Israel, pledged that parliamentary and presidential votes would occur this winter. Election officials expect a five week drive and a three month waiting period before ballots, with local elections set for December across 36 municipalities.
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Merchant of Venice Film Draws Controversy at Venice
At the Venice Film Festival Al Pacino as Shylock and director Michael Radford defend The Merchant of Venice as addressing modern cultural clashes. Radford says the film uses 16th century Venice to explore broader tensions, not simply anti-Semitism. Pacino says script framing allows a humane Shylock.
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Egyptologists defend pyramid chamber theory in public clash
French researchers Verd h art and Dormion push for access to test a claimed unknown chamber beneath the Great Pyramid in Giza. Egypt’s antiquities chief Zahi Hawass rejects the plan, citing risk of damage to the 4600 year old structure and past refusals. The pair publish a book The Room of Cheops and present at the Grenoble congress.
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