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To: sea_urchin who wrote (21375)	7/11/2004 2:44:47 PM
From: Nikole Wollerstein	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 81427

":Israel loses world court and world opinion regarding the security "fence" Really? "" ....The 29-year-old Arab Israeli from Tel Aviv was the head of a local committee calling for coexistence between Israelis and the Palestinians. Now he wants them kept apart. "A month ago I went to protest the fence," he said, referring to the barrier Israel is building in the West Bank. "Now I believe it can only strengthen us." The bombing came just two days after the world court ruled that the barrier is illegal. Israel says the structure keeps bombers out, while Palestinians says it encroaches on their land and disrupts the lives of thousands of people. Nearly 1,000 Israelis have been killed, many of them in bombings, since fighting broke out four years ago. Just over 3,000 Palestinians were killed in the same period, most by Israeli army fire. Masrawa thinks there is no choice but to build the barrier. "These terrorists don't differentiate between Jews and Arabs, they just want to kill," he said, glass shards embedded in his leg, as his wife shook her head in disbelief at his political transformation. Masrawa had just descended from a bus on his way to work as a chef in nearby restaurant when a bomb hidden in the shrubs behind the bus stop went off.

To: sea_urchin who wrote (21375)	7/11/2004 9:37:18 PM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 81427

>>Audit Finds U.S. Administration of Iraqi Oil Funds "Open to Fraudulent Acts" house.gov Rep. Waxman releases a preliminary audit of the Development Fund for Iraq by KPMG that finds serious deficiencies in U.S. accounting practices and criticizes CPA officials for failing to cooperate with the U.N.-approved audit. Rep. Waxman asks Chairman Davis to subpoena documents relating to U.S. expenditures from the fund.<< So what's news?