Latest answer to Mideast Crisis: Fix the economy

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James D. Wolfensohn, former head of the World Bank and current diplomat in Israel is becoming the architect for the Palestinian economy and with progress in business and agriculture, peace. Mr. Wolfensohn has resolved border controversies and found investors for a seaport and the agricultural industry.

Government expenditures, Palestine, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Diplomats, Wolfensohn, James D., West Bank, Foreign assistance, Gaza Strip

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Islamic Jihad vows to avenge killing

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The Islamic Jihad Palestinian group has promised to avenge the killing of one of its commanders in Hebron, West Bank. The group's statement has raised fears that the six-week truce with Israel might come to an end.

Military aspects, National liberation movements, Hebron, West Bank, Palestinian Islamic Jihad

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Israeli prisoner release is deemed inadequate

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Palestinian officials called Israel's releasing of Palestinian prisoners as insufficient and demanded the release of all such prisoners in Israel. There are 6,000 Palestinian prisoners being held in Israeli jails.

Prisoners

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