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Tue, 8 Jan 2002 18:02:51 -0800 (PST)
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Weapons can be sent to Zionists Israelis but not to the defenceless
Palestinian people. Terrorists demand that weapons are not to be sent to
the terrorised. This is
the so called western justice. This is another proof that the war is not
against terrorism but Islam. Proof me wrong!
US Says Credible Evidence Links Palestinian Authority to Weapons Ship
VOA News
8 Jan 2002 22:03 UTC
The Bush administration says it accepts as "credible" Israel's
allegations that the Palestinian Authority was involved in foiled
efforts to smuggle weapons to Palestinian territories.
State Department Spokesman Richard Boucher said Tuesday U.S. officials
are waiting to hear a full explanation from Palestinian leader Yasser
Arafat, who has an opened an internal investigation into the
matter.
Israel seized the weapons-laden ship in the Red Sea last week and
accused Iran and Palestinian officials of being responsible. The
detained captain of the ship, a Palestinian, said the weapons were bound
for
the Gaza Strip. An Israeli cabinet minister visiting Washington said
Tuesday there can be no doubt the weapons were supplied by Iran and were
headed to Palestinian fighters and that Mr. Arafat was
responsible.
Iran's government and Mr. Arafat have both denied involvement. The
British-based maritime trade report Lloyd's List is reporting that an
Iraqi national is the owner of the boat in question -- the Karine A. It
was seized by Israeli commandos in the Red Sea Thursday.
The incident comes amid a sharp reduction in Israeli-Palestinian
violence. Israeli defense officials say last week was the quietest since
the current Palestinian uprising began in September 2000.
Meanwhile, European Union Foreign Policy Chief Javier Solana was in
Jordan and Egypt Tuesday to build on a recent U.S. mission in the region
to bring about an Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire agreement. Mr.
Solana is quoted as saying he now sees a bit more hope for ending the
conflict.
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