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FROM:
http://www.theworldnews.com.au/audiofiles.php3#US
Can’t Be Trusted To Negotiate Middle East Peace
US Can't Be Trusted
To Negotiate Middle East Peace: 11 December, 2001
The two Palestinian children killed in Hebron are the latest unintended
casualties of Israel's policy of assassinating prominent Islamic militants.
The latest
cycle of violence follows threats by US peace envoy Anthony Zinni to
quit if Israeli's and Palestinians don't come to an agreement.
Professor
of International law ... Francis Boyle was the lawyer to the Palestinian
negotiating team during the peace process between 1991 to 1993.
He tells
Thea Dikeos the US can't be trusted in any negotiations between Palestinian's
and Israel.
And
he also claims Israel's policy of assassinating militants is illegal
under international law.
The following is another
report also from 'The World News' from SBS in Australia on the dilemma
faced by the Palestinians:-
FROM:
http://www.theworldnews.com.au/audiofiles.php3#Middle
East Violence Where To From Here? Pt 1
Middle
East Violence Where To From Here? PT 2: 04 December, 2001
Comparisons between Yasser Arafat and the Taliban are unfair and inaccurate
and don't take into account the occupation of Palestinian territories.
That's
according to another Middle East analyst, Dr Ahmed Shboul.
He's a
Middle East historian at Sydney University and has been telling Thea
Dikeos, too much emphasis is being placed on Yasser Arafat for creating
the current crisis.
FROM:
http://www.theworldnews.com.au/audiofiles.php3#US
Can’t Be Trusted To Negotiate Middle East Peace
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