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PA begins action against militants
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| By Amos Harel, Arnon Regular and Aluf Benn |
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| Palestinian security forces yesterday appeared to be taking preliminary steps against the terrorist factions in the Gaza Strip following heavy pressure from the U.S. on top Palestinian leaders this weekend. |
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Diplomatic gears continue to turn
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| By Aluf Benn |
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| Following Tuesday's suicide bomb attack in Jerusalem and Israel's military reaction on Thursday, the weekend saw the turn of the international efforts to save the diplomatic process. |
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Focus / Abbas tries to salvage hudna
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| By Danny Rubinstein |
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| Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas, anticipating large-scale action on the part of Hamas, spent the weekend making efforts to reinstate the recently-ended hudna. |
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Treasury planning new taxes in 2004
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| By Moti Bassok |
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| Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and senior treasury officials will present the proposed 2004 state budget to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in the middle of the week. |
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Analysis / A golden chance to make amends
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| By Nehemia Strasler |
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| After 10 days of vacation in Caesarea, Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will return today (with fresh vigor?) to wage the battle over the budget. |
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Police: Findings show Brinks thief still here
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| Haaretz Staff |
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| Police have received information indicating that the man suspected of stealing a Brinks armored car and driving away with at least NIS 4.7 million in cash is still in the country. |
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Nine Jews arrested for terrorist attacks against Palestinians
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| By Jonathan Lis |
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| Nine Jewish men were arrested in the last few days on suspicion of carrying out terrorist attacks against Palestinians in recent years. One of them, Shahar Dvir-Zeliger, is also suspected of a murder attempt and weapons-related offenses, Jerusalem Magistrate's Court released for publication on Friday. |
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Gusinsky arrested in Greece
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| Reuters |
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| Former Russian media magnate Vladimir Gusinsky, who lost his business after falling afoul of the Kremlin, was arrested at Athens airport on an international warrant, Greek police said yesterday. |
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Elementary schools look poised to strike
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| By Relly Sa'ar |
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Militant killed in Nablus; 16 hurt in protest
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| By Amos Harel |
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Thousands flock to Hamas leader's funeral
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| By Amos Harel, Jonathan Lis and Yair Ettinger |
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Weekend's End / Change the diskette, lose the memory
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| By Doron Rosenblum |
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IDF suspends assassinations, Gaza operations for now
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| By Amos Harel |
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Soldier reports attempted kidnapping
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| By Revital Levy-Stein |
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Three British soldiers killed in Iraq ambush
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| Reuters |
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Grieving UN staff in Baghdad restart work in tents
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| Reuters |
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Helicopter crash kills Russian governor, 19 others
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| Reuters |
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Italian, German leaders declare relations fine after meeting
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| The Associated Press |
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Iran cuts some ties with Argentina after ex-envoy arrested
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| Reuters |
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Kenyan vice president dies in London hospital
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| Reuters |
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News In Brief
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