Talks Resume as West Bank Constraints Face Scrutiny
Israeli and Palestinian officials resumed talks in Jerusalem to steady a fragile truce while Defense Minister Ben Eliezer warned of possible easing of movement restrictions. Palestinian authorities cracked down on critics, detaining a newspaper editor and blocking coverage of a militant rally.
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Ukraine May Be At Fault In Russian Plane Crash
United States and Russian officials reported the Tu-154 crash off Sochi on October 4 may have been caused by an S-200 missile. Ukrainian sources acknowledged a possible misfire during air defense drills, suggesting an unintentional Ukrainian strike as a potential cause.
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U S Yemen clash over Cole investigation
U S and Yemen clash over reopening the probe into the USS Cole bombing that killed 17 sailors. U S officials seek reinterviews of suspects amid new leads while Yemen cites complete case and pushes for delays to pursue outsiders linked to the attack.
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