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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (11582)	10/10/2003 1:47:50 AM
From: D. Long	Respond to of 793917

I see that even the new and improved puppet PM is having problems with Arafat. Who can still believe Arafat isn't the problem? news.bbc.co.uk ---------------------------------------------------------- Snippits: Palestinian sources quoted Mr Qurei as telling Mr Arafat angrily "I want you to relieve me of this job" before leaving his compound in the West Bank town of Ramallah. Sources close to Mr Qurei say he was indignant at Mr Arafat's attempts to "interfere" over security issues. And.. Members of parliament had been waiting for an hour for Thursday's session to begin when the postponement was announced, according to the Associated Press. Sources said no new date had been set for the Palestinian Authority (PA) to present its cabinet. Members were angry that the Palestinian leader had tried to bypass them by using an emergency decree and warned they would not support Mr Qurei's cabinet of eight in any vote of confidence presented by the PA. The session in Ramallah had also been expected to hear Mr Qurei outline plans to relaunch peace efforts and prepare for new elections.