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Bush’s declaration was a strong sign of support for Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, who had previously said the U.S. should treat Hamas more harshly...
After a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in Washington on Sunday, Bush called on Arafat to break up terrorist organizations such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad that operate openly in Palestinian-controlled territory. In another sign that it is taking a new look at the situation in Israel, the administration has moved to freeze the assets of a large Muslim charity in Texas that has suspected links to Palestinian terrorist groups...
...Israeli-Palestinian conflict has lurched into its most dangerous crisis since the onset of the intifada last year. But the danger lies less in the escalation of what remains a familiar pattern of violence, than in the fact that the none of the key players - the government of Ariel Sharon, the Palestinian leadership and the Bush administration - appears to have a clear strategy, and all three are deeply divided over how to proceed...
...Jerusalem there are two prime ministers. One is the official one, Ariel Sharon, who has declared the Palestinian Authority a supporter of terror, and is striking with missiles. And on the other hand there is Shimon Peres, who is willing to talk with Arafat - they speak over the phone, without the knowledge of Sharon. Peres said, according to sources, that if Arafat over the next 12 hours arrests many of those Israel wants held, Peres would do something for Arafat in return...
...Argentine sensation is banging in goals aplenty for his Spanish club, Barcelona, in the world's best league, but he still can't find a place on the national side. Coach Marcelo Bielsa has an abundance of superb forwards to choose from (Gabriel Batistuta, Hernan Crespo, Claudio Lopez, Ariel Ortega, Kily Gonzales, Gustavo Lopez ... we could go on) and Saviola looks likely to sit out Korea/Japan. Still, he has time on his side. And history, too: five World Cups ago, another diminutive teenage prodigy with an unflattering nickname?"Pelusa" or "The Wild-Haired One"?found himself confined to the Argentine...