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Elections: turnout put at 52% to 55%, no major incidents
Early investigation showed that there was a quarrel between the supporters of two candidates with stone throwing.
Morocco, Politics, 9/28/2002
Al-Rai al-Am: Sudanese armed forces deny rebel claims on shooting plane
Sudan, Politics, 9/28/2002
Voters' demographic, social profile
According to academic qualification, 61 percent of voters have no academic training, 16 percent have primary level, 15 percent secondary level and only 7 percent have a high diploma.
Morocco, Politics, 9/28/2002
US calls for resuming negotiations between Sudan and the rebels
Sudan-USA, Politics, 9/28/2002
US and British warplanes violated Iraq's airspace
Iraq-USA, Politics, 9/28/2002
Egypt denies mediation in Iraqi file
Egypt-Iraq, Politics, 9/28/2002
Al-Watan: Saudi Arabia - Iraq border crossing to open in two weeks
Saudi Arabia-Iraq, Politics, 9/28/2002
Al-Hayat: Moussa warns against Israeli transfer of Palestinians
Regional-Palestine, Politics, 9/28/2002
French judiciary rejects case filed by Gen. Nizar against Habib Sawa'deyah
Sawa'deyah, a volunteer who served in the Algerian army, said in his book that the Algerian army is responsible for committing grave violations during his fighting of the Islamists.
Algeria, Politics, 9/28/2002
Demonstration in al-Azhar, Damascus and Manama on Palestinian Intifada anniversary
Thousands of Egyptians demonstrated on Friday at al-Azhar Mosque in support of the Palestinian Intifada, while hundreds of Syrian and Arab intellectuals and artists in Damascus took part in a silent demonstration in support of the Intifada on the occasion of its launching anniversary, September 28.
Regional-Palestine, Politics, 9/28/2002
European Union postpones meeting with Moroccan FM, Morocco deplores madrid's Europeanizing the problem
Morocco deplored Friday the postponement by the European side of the meetings that were scheduled next week in Brussels between the Moroccan minister of foreign affairs and cooperation and senior executives of the European Commission and Council, in view of the "insistent pressures" exerted by Spain which attempts to "Europeanize" a bilateral difference (between Madrid and Rabat.)
Morocco-European Union, Politics, 9/28/2002
Garang ready for temporary truce after resumption of negotiation
The spokesman of the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA), Yasser Araman, announced that the rebels of John Garang are ready to commit to a "temporary" cease fire in case of the resumption of peace negotiations with Khartoum.
Sudan, Politics, 9/28/2002
US Congressmen in Iraq
Three US Democrats arrived in Baghdad on Friday to make assessment on the results of any American attack on Iraq.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 9/28/2002
Iraq: Ode denies his travel to Moscow in search of an asylum
Ode considered that the covert aim of the US war against Baghdad is "the Iraqi oil because the Iraqi oil reserves are greater by 25% than Saudi oil reserves. And they do not say that we are number one in the world in oil. They do not say it in order not to say that the war is for the sake of oil."
Iraq, Politics, 9/28/2002
US denies asking Americans to leave Kuwait
The US embassy in Kuwait yesterday denied to have had asked American citizens in Kuwait to leave the country because of the escalation of tension with Iraq.
Kuwait-USA, Politics, 9/28/2002
Karazai starts in Saudi Arabia a Gulf tour
Afghanistan's President Hameed Karazai started on Friday in Saudi Arabia a Gulf tour which covers Qatar and the United Arab Emirates and aims at getting economic support for his government.
Saudi Arabia-Afghanistan, Politics, 9/28/2002
Sharon to visit Moscow tomorrow
Israel-Russia, Politics, 9/28/2002
Malaysia opposes profiling Islamic nations as terrorist heaven
Malaysia is consistent in its stand opposing any countries' attempts at profiling Islamic countries or the stereotyping of countries regarded as Islamic as havens of terrorists
Regional-Malaysia, Politics, 9/28/2002
Electoral campaign downs curtain
Morocco, Politics, 9/27/2002
Morocco: on the threshold of decisive vote
Over 14 million Moroccan voters will head Friday for polling stations across the country to elect their representatives in the future 325-house of representatives, a vote set to be a decisive turning point in the construction of democratic Morocco.
Morocco, Politics, 9/27/2002
Arab parliamentarians back Morocco's kingty over Sebta, Melillia, Tourah Islet
Regional-Morocco, Politics, 9/27/2002
Arab intellectuals, politicians call on Mubarak to release Ibrahim
Egyptian and Arab intellectuals, writers and politicians called on the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to immediately release the human rights activist Saad Eddine Ibrahim, and considered that continued detention of Ibrahim is a set back for Egypt's efforts to expand freedom.
Egypt-Regional, Politics, 9/27/2002
Al-Assad, Mubarak telephone conversation
Egypt-Syria, Politics, 9/27/2002
Message from Qatar's crown prince to Mubarak
Egypt-Qatar, Politics, 9/27/2002
Yemeni president accuses the opposition of being hirelings
Yemen, Politics, 9/27/2002
Lahoud starts visit to Yemen and Oman, tomorrow
A Lebanese official source said yesterday that the Lebanese President Emil Lahoud starts tomorrow an official a visit to Yemen and Oman in the framework of consolidating Lebanon's relations with the two states.
Lebanon-Regional, Politics, 9/27/2002
Kuwait: one million signatures on a request to investigate Israeli crimes
Kuwaiti activists started a campaign to collect one million signatures on a message asking the UN secretary general Kofi Annan to investigate in the Israeli massacres against the Palestinians.
Kuwait-Palestine, Politics, 9/27/2002
Al-Shara receives Italian, Russian delegations: renew rejection to striking Iraq
The Syrian deputy prime minister and foreign minister, Farouk al-Shara, on Thursday received the Italian deputy foreign minister Alfredo Mantica and members of the accompanying delegation.
Syria-International, Politics, 9/27/2002
Sudanese forces restore back Madal town
The Sudanese news agency said that the government forces restored back from the rebellions a town which is situated in the "Blue Nile" area near the border with Ethiopia, stressing that heavy losses were inflicted in the line of the rebels movement.
Sudan, Politics, 9/27/2002
King Abdullah to visit Kuwait on Monday
An official source in the Jordanian Royal court said on Thursday that the Jordanian King Abdullah II will be visiting Kuwait on Monday in order to hold talks with the Amir of Kuwait dealing with latest developments in the region and means of supporting bilateral relations.
Jordan-Kuwait, Politics, 9/27/2002
Jordan: a limited ministerial reshuffle
The Jordanian King Abdullah II on Thursday announced a limited reshuffle in the government of the prime minister Ali Abul Ragheb that aims at giving a new impetus for the government's economic performance, according to Jordanian official news.
Jordan, Politics, 9/27/2002
Israel fears its officials will be prosecuted for war crimes
The judicial department at the Israeli foreign ministry has expressed its fears that the political and military leaderships in Israel will be exposed to a wave of judicial cases in the world because of the military operations carried out by the Israeli forces in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Israel-Belgium, Politics, 9/27/2002
Israel killed 1897 Palestinians since the beginning of the Intifada
The Palestinian activist in defense of human rights, Mustafa Barghouthi, said in Ramullah on Wednesday that 1897 Palestinians were killed and 41,000 wounded since the beginning of the Palestinian Intifada two years ago.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 9/27/2002
Kurdistani Nawa: al-Mulla Kreiker admits his relation with Osama Bin Laden
Iraq, Politics, 9/27/2002
More American patriot missiles deployed in Kuwait
Western military sources said that the US has been deploying more patriot missiles in Kuwait in order to protect its air bases, in what seems to be preparations for an American war against Iraq.
Kuwait-USA, Politics, 9/27/2002
Mubarak discusses with Saudi crown prince conditions in the region
Saudi Arabia-Egypt, Politics, 9/26/2002
Mubarak confers with Kenya president
Egypt-Kenya, Politics, 9/26/2002
Entry visas canceled between Sudan, Libya
The Sudanese TV has stated that cancellation of entry visa has been decided between Libya and Sudan as from mid November of this year in implementation of the integration protocol between the two states.
Sudan-Libya, Politics, 9/26/2002
Khaddam confers with Bulgarian parliamentary delegation
Syria-Bulgaria, Politics, 9/26/2002
Morocco has evidence of Spain's repeated violations of its territory
However, he went on, we could not keep silent after what happened on Sunday on the eve of the scheduled Moroccan-Spanish meeting, as a Spanish helicopter violated the Moroccan airspace and landed on the Moroccan Mediterranean islet of Taourah, under the pretext that a Moroccan ship was near the small island.
Morocco, Politics, 9/26/2002
Morocco wants stronger ties with Iran
Morocco-Iran, Politics, 9/26/2002
Liberte: Algeria was behind creation of Sahara issue, Youssoufi
Algeria was behind the creation of the Sahara issue, Moroccan Prime Minister Abderrahmane Youssoufi told an Algerian daily on Wednesday.
Algeria-Morocco, Politics, 9/26/2002
Qatar's FM discusses with French peer ME question, Iraqi crisis
Qatar's foreign minister Sheikh Hamad Bin Jasem Bin Jaber al-Thani has discussed with France's Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin at the French foreign ministry headquarters in Paris international and regional issues of mutual concern especially the Middle East question and the Iraqi crisis.
Qatar-France, Politics, 9/26/2002
No Israeli, American differences over siege on Arafat headquarters
Israel-USA, Politics, 9/26/2002
Sabah: An increased Turkish military presence in northern Iraq
Iraq-Turkey, Politics, 9/26/2002
Near Iraq's border, US troops prepare for maneuvers in Kuwait
Kuwait-USA, Politics, 9/26/2002
Rebels accuse Khartoum of launching attacks on three fronts
The Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) accused the Sudanese government yesterday of launching large scale attacks since five days against their positions on three fronts.
Sudan, Politics, 9/26/2002
Limited government reshuffle in Jordan today
A Jordanian government source said yesterday that the Jordanian prime minister Ali Abul Ragheb will make today a limited governmental reshuffle on his government which will not target the main political portfolios.
Jordan, Politics, 9/26/2002
Al-Rai al-Am: Jordanian- Kuwaiti security talks
The Kuwaiti daily al-Rai al-Am said that the director of the Jordanian general intelligence Lt. Gen. Saad al- Kheir arrived in Kuwait last Sunday in a secret visit which lasted for three hours during which he met with the Kuwaiti minister of the interior, Mohammad Khalid Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, and the assistant secretary for the state security affairs Mashaal al-Jarrah.
Jordan-Kuwait, Politics, 9/26/2002
Top Polisario official's return to Morocco, strongest blow to separatists
The return to Morocco of Lahib Ayoub, a top Polisario official, is the strongest blow to the separatist group, says Maa Al-Ainin Mrabih Rabo, a member of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs.
Morocco, Politics, 9/26/2002
Italy, Austria concerned over the situation in ME
Italy and Austria have expressed their great concern over developments taking place in the Middle East. They stressed that the military force cannot be solutions for existing problems in the region.
Palestine-European Union, Politics, 9/26/2002
Italian deputy foreign minister arrived in Damascus
The Italian deputy foreign minister Alfredo Manitka arrived in Damascus on Tuesday in a visit lasting for two days during which he holds talks with several Syrian officials on bilateral cooperation relations and the developments of conditions at the regional and international levels.
Syria-Italy, Politics, 9/26/2002
Marrakesh mini-summit on Cote D'Ivoire put off
Morocco-Regional, Politics, 9/26/2002
Joumoreyat: Iraqi opposition meeting in Nafshheir in Turkey
The Turkish daily Joumoreyat noted on Wednesday to the meeting to be held by Iraqi opposition representatives which is considered the first of its kind in Nafshheir in Turkey in the central part of Anadolia on Friday. It is organized by the Iraqi research and studies institute, whose headquarters is in Ankara.
Iraq-Turkey, Politics, 9/26/2002
Kurds of al-Qaida organization surrendered
The official in the Kurdistani national federation, Adel Murad, said yesterday that 11 members in an extremist Kurdish group suspected to have links to al-Qaida organization surrendered themselves to the Kurdish forces in northern Iraq.
Iraq, Politics, 9/26/2002
Saudi foreign minister confers with American- Arab council's chief
Saudi Arabia-USA, Politics, 9/26/2002
Mubarak gets a message from Saddam
Egypt-Iraq, Politics, 9/25/2002
Bahraini women call for having civil status law
A group of women activists in Bahrain on Tuesday handed a memorandum for the minister of justice and Islamic affairs in Bahrain, Sheikh Abdullah Bin Khaled al-Khaleifa, including, in particular the demand to release a united "civil status law," and canceling the Sharia judiciary and bringing civil status issues before civilians courts.
Bahrain, Politics, 9/25/2002
German Chancellor: We reject US threats against Iraq
Iraq-Germany, Politics, 9/25/2002
Kuwait: the final say is today on political rights of women
The Kuwaiti constitutional court will today issue its final say concerning giving political rights to Kuwaiti woman.
Kuwait, Politics, 9/25/2002
Yet another meaningless resolution from the United Nations that is not enforceable or honored by Israel
Adding to the long list of resolutions against Israel that are not honored or enforced, the UN Security Council on Tuesday repeated the need that Israel should honor the "International Humanitarian Law," including the 4th Geneva Agreement of 1949 on protection of civilians during times of war.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 9/25/2002
Follow-up meeting to Africa-Europe summit opens in rabat
The bi-regional group of senior officials entrusted with following up the Africa-Europe summit started in Rabat Tuesday a two day meeting. The meeting, the 5th of the kind, is held part of the implementation of the plan of action adopted by the first Africa-Europe summit held in April 2000 in Cairo. The plan of action aims at setting up an economic partnership between the two continents and at integrating Africa in world economy.
Regional-Morocco, Politics, 9/25/2002
Morocco hosts thursday African mini-summit on Cote D'ivoire
Morocco will host next Thursday an African mini-summit in order "to reach a peaceful solution" to the crisis in Cote D'Ivoire, announced an official statement by the office of Gabon's president, Haj Omar Bongo, who is currently on a private visit to Morocco.
Morocco-Regional, Politics, 9/25/2002
The Pope calls on Sharon to stop attack on Ramullah
The Vatican announced that Pope John Paul II called on the Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon to "stop" attacking the headquarters of the Palestinian President Yasser Arafat in Ramullah.
Palestine-Vatican, Politics, 9/25/2002
Senator Byrd assails Bush administration's Iraq resolution
The longest serving Democratic senator took to the floor of the Senate September 20 to criticize the Bush administration's request for Congressional authorization to use force against the regime of Iraqi president Saddam Hussein.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 9/25/2002
Karazai to visit Doha on Sunday
The President of Afghanistan Hamid Karazai will start a visit to Doha next Sunday within a tour on the region which will start on Friday by his visit to Saudi Arabia and also covering the United Arab Emirates.
Qatar-Afghanistan, Politics, 9/25/2002
Bush urges postponement of Congressional bill on Syria sanctions
The legislation, if implemented, would impose a ban on military and dual-use U.S. exports to Syria, as well as prohibit U.S. businesses from providing financial and investment assistance towards their commercial activities in the country. It could also force President Bush to ban all U.S. exports, reduce diplomatic contacts, and restrain the movements of Syrian diplomats in the United States.
Syria-USA, Politics, 9/25/2002
Al-Share' al-Seyasi: Sudanese official deny proposals on resuming talks with rebels
The minister of state at the Sudanese foreign ministry, Saul Daniq, has denied his country to have had received any proposals concerning the resumption of peace negotiations between the Sudanese government and the rebels by the beginning of October.
Sudan, Politics, 9/25/2002
Jordan ruled out its bases for attacking Iraq
Jordan, which opposes like other Arab states, an American aggression against Iraq has ruled out the use of its bases in a military operation against Baghdad.
Jordan-Iraq, Politics, 9/25/2002
Al-Assad reviewed with Bulgarian officials relations with Syria
Syria-Bulgaria, Politics, 9/25/2002
Mubarak phone call from Ben Eliezer
Egypt-Israel, Politics, 9/25/2002
Saddam appoints four new governors
The Iraqi TV said Tuesday that Iraq's President Saddam Hussein appointed on Tuesday four new governors. The TV explained that Saddam Hussein appointed Lieut. Gen. Eyed Mukhlif Al-Ajeely as a governor for al-Najaf and Lieut. Gen. Waleed Hameed Tawfeeq as a governor to al-Basra, Turky Beidar Al-Luizy as a governor for Dayali and Ibrahim Shuja' as a governor for Babel.
Iraq, Politics, 9/25/2002
Bahraini women determined to build experience in political campaigning
In spite of lack of experience in political campaigning and local traditions that stand in their way, women candidates for the national council ( parliament) in Bahrain stressed on Monday they will forge ahead and take part in the coming parliamentary elections despite their failure in the municipal elections which took place in May this year.
Bahrain, Politics, 9/24/2002
Crown Prince Abdullah, Bush discuss friendship relations
Saudi Arabia-USA, Politics, 9/24/2002
Saudi minister: Why punish Iraq when Israel is the outlaw
Saudi Arabia's minister of the interior prince Nayef Bin Abdul Aziz has renewed his country's position which rejects striking Iraq. He criticized the double standard policy pursued by the UN and certain major states.
Saudi Arabia-Iraq, Politics, 9/24/2002
United Nations loss of credibility; Palestine vs Iraq
The Arab League on Monday called on the UN to "immediately" interfere in order to ensure an international protection for the Palestinian people, and to end the siege imposed on the Palestinian presidency headquarters in Ramullah.
Regional, Politics, 9/24/2002
Al-Rai: Syrian- Jordanian higher committee in Damascus on Saturday
Jordan-Syria, Politics, 9/24/2002
Gabonese president on private visit to Morocco
Morocco-Gabon, Politics, 9/24/2002
Spanish army plane violates Morocco's airspace
Morocco expresses total reprobation of repeated violations of its airspace by the Spanish army after a jet of the Spanish navy flew this Monday over its airspace.
Morocco-Spain, Politics, 9/24/2002
Some 8 cooperation agreements between Algeria, Qatar
Algerian President Abdul Aziz Butaflika on Monday received Qatar's minister of finance Youssef Hussein Kamal and members of the accompanying delegation.
Algeria-Qatar, Politics, 9/24/2002
Milli Gazette: An American conspiracy in northern Iraq
Iraq-USA, Politics, 9/24/2002
Mubarak gets a message from Saddam Hussein
The Iraqi foreign minister Naji Sabri said on Monday upon his arrival in Cairo that the American intention to issue a new decision concerning Iraq at the UN Security Council aims is not "to make sure that there are no mass destruction weapons, rather it is to achieve aggressive intention for interests that serve Israel in the first place."
Iraq-Egypt, Politics, 9/24/2002
Fund for research centers of Islamic Summit countries
Regional-Qatar, Politics, 9/24/2002
Al-Dostour: Hamas denies Mashaal quiting the political scene
Sources of the Hamas movement in Damascus denied in a statement to the Jordanian daily al-Dostour from Damascus issued on Monday that the chairman of the Movement's political bureau Khaled Mashaal intends to resign from his post and quit the political scene and return back to Jordan.
Syria-Jordan, Politics, 9/24/2002
Al-Assad confers with Lebanese intellectuals
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad on Monday received member of the Lebanese parliament Asaad Hardan. Discussions dealt with issues of concern to Syria and Lebanon.
Syria-Lebanon, Politics, 9/24/2002
Qatar: some 600 American troops to arrive in November
Qatar-USA, Politics, 9/24/2002
Czech president and attacking Iraq
Iraq-Czech Republic, Politics, 9/24/2002
Palestinian official calls for coexistence between the Israelis, the Palestinians
Member of the central committee of the Fatah Movement, Hani al-Hassan, has called from the headquarters of the chairman of the Palestinian Authority Yasser Arafat, who is besieged in Ramullah, for co existence between the Palestinians and the Israelis.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 9/24/2002
Israel rejects Moratinos's request to meet with Arafat
The Israeli government on Monday rejected a request proposed by the European delegate to the Middle East, Miguel Moratinos, to meet with the chairman of the Palestinian Authority Yasser Arafat in his residence in Ramullah.
Israel-European Union, Politics, 9/24/2002
Polisario military chief rejects Algerian proposal to partition Moroccan sahara
Lahbib Ayoub, a top Polisario leader and military chief, who defected the separatists' ranks and returned to Morocco, on Monday rejected a proposal made by Algeria to partition the Moroccan Sahara.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 9/24/2002
Jordanian King starts a visit to al-Manama
Jordan-Bahrain, Politics, 9/23/2002
Bahraini women and the next parliamentary elections
Some 8 Bahraini women have nominated themselves as candidates for the parliamentary elections due in October.
Bahrain, Politics, 9/23/2002
Chirac to visit Syria mid October
Syria-France, Politics, 9/23/2002
US pressure causing loss of Yemeni citizens rights; Two al-Qaida suspects killed; tensions renew with Eritrea
Last week the Yemeni parliament established a committee to investigate alleged human rights violations by the Yemeni security forces in the framework of its campaign against Osama Bin laden supporters. The Amnesty International said that Yemen has arrested thousands of people including children with some of them at 12 year old and university teachers and journalists.
Yemen-USA, Politics, 9/23/2002
FM slams US policy on Iraq, Palestinian Authority
Egypt-USA, Politics, 9/23/2002
Algeria's proposal to partition Moroccan sahara, an attempt to foil efforts to settle issue
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 9/23/2002
Maher, Powell ME developments in a telephone call
Egypt-USA, Politics, 9/23/2002
Al-Watan: Kuwait rejects use of its lands against Iraq, without UN approval
Kuwait's Jaber al-Mubarak al-Hamad al-Sabah, deputy prime minister and minister of defense, has announced that Kuwait informed the US its rejection to use of its lands in any military strike against Iraq unless there will be a resolution to this effect by the UN Security Council.
Kuwait-iraq, Politics, 9/23/2002
Two Eritrean military men arrived in Saudi ports; Amnesty International is welcomed to prisons
He added that his country does not oppose a visit by members of the Amnesty International to the Saudi jails as far as this visit will refute hostile allegations.
Saudi Arabia-Eritrea, Politics, 9/23/2002
Al-Arab al-Youm: Jordan denies news on using its land by American forces against Iraq
Jordan-Iraq, Politics, 9/23/2002
Al-Anwar: Positive Turkish message to Syria
Turkey has addressed a positive message to Syria through a decision taken by the military Shoura council which is convenes once a year and reprioritized dangers facing Turkey.
Syria-Turkey, Politics, 9/23/2002
Al-Jazeera: Qatari guarantees to ensure the safety of Arafat
Qatar-Palestine, Politics, 9/23/2002
Baghdad rejects any new UN resolution, US publishes war details
The US has announced readiness to attack Iraq and on Sunday almost detailed plans were leaked about the American attacks and the targets which will be first attacked and the role of various types of weapons and forces, while Baghdad rejected any new UN resolution concerning the dismantling of its weapons that Washington is trying to have issued by the UN Security Council.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 9/23/2002
Crown Prince Abdullah gets call from Cheney, meets Francs
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz received a telephone call from the US Vice President Dick Cheney during which the two sides reviewed developments in the region especially on the Palestinian arena.
Saudi Arabia-USA, Politics, 9/23/2002
Al-Assad received Lebanese parliament member, council secretaries of anti- Zionism cultural invasion
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad on Sunday in Damascus received members of the council of secretaries of the anti Zionist cultural invasion permanent conference members.
Syria-Lebanon, Politics, 9/23/2002
Islamist threat will never affect Morocco, premier
"There is no fear to see the Islamist threat affect Morocco," Moroccan Premier Abderrahmane Youssoufi, said Friday.
Morocco, Politics, 9/23/2002
Secret agreement between al-Barazani, Talibani
Iraq, Politics, 9/23/2002
Al-Qabas: Al-Sharif Ali calls on Saddam Hussein to leave Iraq
Al-Sharif Ali Bin al-Hussein, who is demanding the return back of monarchy to Iraq, has called on the Iraqi President Saddam Hussein to leave Iraq and to resort to Saudi Arabia or Egypt in order to avoid Iraq a military attack in which he sees the US as serious to make.
Iraq, Politics, 9/23/2002
Al-Dostour: Jordanian- Israeli contacts over detainees
Jordan-Israel, Politics, 9/23/2002
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