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JERUSALEM (AP) - American diplomats told skeptical Palestinian officials Thursday that Israel's plan to pull out of the Gaza Strip brings an opportunity to revive the "road map" peace initiative, but they said future progress would depend on a Palestinian crackdown on militants.
The U.S. envoys met with Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia in the West Bank town of Jericho to discuss Israel's pull out plan and road map peace plan. The team then had two hours of talks with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, but no details were disclosed.See the full content of this document
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U.S. Hopes to Revive Israeli Peace Plan
Hours later, Israeli tanks entered the Rafah refugee camp on the Gaza-Egypt border early today and exchanged heavy fire with Palestinian gunmen, residents and Palestinian security officials said. No casualties were reported. The Israeli military said a limited operation wa...
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