VOL. XL
No. 9
3-March-1997
The Political Scene
Israel's decision to go ahead with a housing project for Jews in Arab east Jerusalem has infuriated the Palestinians and attracted universal international criticism. It is also, obviously, a potential flashpoint which, when construction starts, could do serious damage to the peace process. The decision came just as two of the most important Palestinian groups in the Damascus-based opposition front broke ranks with their fellow rejectionists and...
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