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Politics : Let's Talk About the War

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To: Ilaine who started this subject4/16/2003 6:14:56 AM
From: D. Long  Read Replies (2) of 486
 
You know, I really wonder sometimes if the Palestinians can handle running a state. From their current leadership, there appears to be a serious credibility gap. Their priorities always seem to be in the wrong order...

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Palestinian Authority Demands U.S. Free Abu Abbas

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Reuters
Wednesday, April 16, 2003; 3:33 AM

GAZA (Reuters) - The Palestinian Authority demanded the release of veteran Palestinian guerrilla leader Abu Abbas on Wednesday, saying his detention in Iraq by U.S. forces violated an interim Middle East peace deal.

"We demand the United States release Abu Abbas. It has no right to imprison him," Palestinian cabinet minister Saeb Erekat told Reuters.

"The Palestinian-Israeli interim agreement signed on September 28, 1995 stated that members of the Palestine Liberation Organization must not be detained or tried for matters they committed before the Oslo peace accord of September 13, 1993," he said.

"This interim agreement was signed on the U.S. side by President Clinton and his secretary of state, Warren Christopher," Erekat added. There was no immediate Israeli comment on Abbas' arrest by U.S. special forces.

Abbas masterminded the 1985 hijacking of the Achille Lauro cruise ship in the Mediterranean.
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