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Opposition: Syrian army, Hezbollah try to retake rebel town near Lebanon border (Reuters)
Nathan Guttman
Bush to AIPAC: Gaza violence is troubling
The recent "troubling" events in Gaza illustrate the need for Israelis and Palestinians to return to negotiations, U.S. President George W. Bush told the annual conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) yesterday.
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AIPAC asks Congress to legislate Bush letter
After U.S. President George W. Bush delivers his keynote address to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee today, activists from the American-Jewish lobby group will head to Capitol Hill to press congressmen to side with their political agenda in the upcoming year.
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U.S. plans sanctions on Syria 'this week'
U.S. President George W. Bush plans this week to impose economic sanctions on Syria for supporting terrorism and failing to stop guerrillas from entering Iraq, congressional sources said yesterday.
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Bush: Palestinian statehood by 2005 is `not realistic'
Expresses admiration for `warrior' Sharon
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U.S. letter to set out views to PM Qureia
U.S. President George W. Bush soon will send a letter to Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia in which, he said, 'will explain my views, and we will expand dialogue between the United States and Palestinians.'
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Quartet: Gaza plan a `rare opportunity'
The international Quartet for advancing the Israeli-Palestinian peace process yesterday called on Israel to carry out Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to dismantle all settlements in the Gaza Strip, and some settlements in the northern West Bank.
with Shlomo Shamir, Mazal Mualem and Aluf Benn 0 comments
Kerry woos Jews with Israel anecdotes
WASHINGTON - Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry yesterday tried to convey to a major Jewish audience, at the annual convention of the Anti-Defamation League, his strong personal commitment to Israel and its security.
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Sharon plans new `limited' pullout
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon intends to put a new "abridged" version of his disengagement plan before the government and Knesset, and tell his Likud faction the new plan will "advance Israel's interests" and "win broad agreement."
with Gideon Alon, Aluf Benn and Sharon Sadeh 0 comments
Analysis / A burned Bush launches damage control
The success of the spin was unclear - U.S. officials knew, as did Likud voters, that they had failed in gamble on Mideast political plan.
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