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| Arrafat Pronounces the Peace Process "Almost Dead" | |
| ''Speaking to an all Arab audience, "The peace of the courageous which we have signed is today imperiled in many ways ... I may even say that this agreement is almost uttering its last breath," Arafat said. Israeli "arrogance" is to blame for the stalled peace process, Arafat said. Hoping to persuade Israel to comply with the Oslo agreement on the process to proceed to peace, British Foreign Minister Cook is traveling to the embattled region. The "Players" are beginning to position themselves against Netanyahu and make him the culprit. Prophecy continues to unfold and prove the Bible as the true Word of God. | |
| Peace With Security? | |
| The landscape for peace in the Middle East shifted dramatically last May with the election of Benjamin Netanyahu as Israel's prime minister. Citing the security of Israel as his top priority, Netanyahu has taken a tough stand in peace talks with Palestinians. Relations between the two sides have frayed in recent months amid clashes over a disputed tunnel in Jerusalem and a new Israeli housing development in predominately Arab East Jerusalem. . All of the predicted occurrences preceding Christ's return to Earth have been fulfilled except the rebuilding of the Temple. Jerusalem must be at peace with an agreement to allow the re-building. Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem takes on a very new emphasis when we realize it will bring our Lord to us. | |
| Divide and Conquer Iraq Hopes to take advantage of differences. | |
| Hours after Iraqi authorities
barred three American weapons inspectors serving with a U.N. team from entering the
country, the United States accused Iraq of "blatant disregard" for the U.N.
Security Council. "Iraq continues to show blatant disregard for the U.N. Security Council and its resolutions. The Security Council is continuing to consult" on the situation, Barry Toiv, deputy White House press secretary said Sunday. Iraqi authorities reportedly told the three U.S. weapons inspectors politely but firmly that they could not enter the country after they had flown from Bahrain aboard a U.N. plane to an air base, 125 kilometers northwest of Baghdad. The Iraqi leadership said on Wednesday it would no longer cooperate with Americans in U.N. inspection teams checking Iraq's compliance with Gulf War resolutions. Two of the U.S. nationals were serving with the U.N. Special Commission (UNSCOM) in charge of dismantling Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, which include chemical, biological and nuclear weapons. The third American was said to be working for the International Atomic Energy Agency. . |
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