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Politics : WHO IS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT IN 2004

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To: calgal who wrote (3075)7/7/2003 12:13:14 AM
From: calgal   of 10965
 
Jul 3, 10:58 AM EDT
Bush Thanks Mideast for Arrest of Suspect

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WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush continued his effort to bolster support for the Palestinian prime minister, thanking Mahmoud Abbas via telephone for the arrest of an individual implicated in a rocket attack into Israel from the Gaza Strip.

Bush "stressed that it's important for the Palestinian Authority to have a quote `no nonsense' approach to security," said White House press secretary Ari Fleischer. "The president concluded by thanking him again for this strong leadership and stated that he looks forward to continuing to work with him," the spokesman said.

In the 10-minute call to Mahmoud Abbas, Bush urged the prime minister to continue to stay in touch and work with Americans and others sent to the region to help implement a way to achieve a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, Fleischer said.

"The president also thanked Prime Minister Abbas, and expressed his appreciation, for the arrest the Palestinian Authority has made of one of the individuals responsible for the rocket attack into Israel from the Gaza Strip," the spokesman said.
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