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...expected that Israel will strike at Yasser Arafat's Palestinian Authority, which has declined to arrest the militant Islamists accused of organizing terror attacks. And Israel will also step up its track-and-kill policy of systematically eliminating those militants. But such tactics have, so far, failed to put an end to Palestinian attacks - and there's little reason to believe they will now. One of the reasons Arafat has failed to act against the Islamists is because of the overwhelming approval of their actions on the Palestinian streets, which together with mounting hostility to Arafat's own administration makes...
...many as 8,000 Muslim men and boys at Srebrenica in 1995, the worst atrocity in Europe since 1945. It would also send a signal to other war criminals that they can no longer expect to play an open part in Bosnian society. U.S. Ambassador Thomas Miller says an arrest would "help change the way business is done in Bosnia" by undermining the communist-era system of patronage and corruption that Karadzic and his party have fostered...
...blame President Sukarno for my arrest in the early 1960s. I blame the army. But being a political prisoner in the early 1960s was very different from being a captive of later regimes. Sukarno's political opponents were free to visit their families, to go out walking within a limited area if they wanted to. We were at least treated with respect...
...have been murdered in the holy city of Mashhad. The women, convicted prostitutes and drug users, were strangled with their headscarves and wrapped in chadors. As the authorities rounded up 500 known prostitutes, police - sent from Tehran to help local forces track down a supposed serial killer - arrested a 39-year-old married builder. ISRAEL Voice of Reason Palestinians fought each other over the arrest of militants in the Gaza Strip. Gunmen fired on Palestinian security forces in Gaza City after Hamas members were picked up on suspicion of violating the cease-fire. To counter the violence, a group...
...Israel on Monday took the unusual step of publishing the names of seven Palestinians accused of involvement in terror attacks, and demanding that Arafat arrest them. Implicit in the gesture was the threat that if the Palestinian Authority fails to arrest them - which it has vowed not to do - they'll be targeted for elimination. Arafat's prisons are brimming with Palestinian prisoners accused of providing Israel with the intelligence necessary to target the militants with high-tech weaponry, and Arafat is instead appealing to Washington to intercede and stop Israel's track-and-kill campaign. It won't help...