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(Ha'aretz) - Akiva Eldar According to Palestinian Prime Minister Abu Mazen, the Americans proposed that he not pay any attention to the talk about [Israeli] comments and reservations. They promised him they would not allow Sharon to evade a declaration about an end to [Israeli] violence and incitement, as required by the first article of the road map. "We hope and think it is important to control the violence, put an end to it, and we expect the Israelis to understand that even if here and there some violent incidents take place, we don't agree to it," he said. 2003-05-28 00:00:00Full Article
Abu Mazen: U.S. Told Us Not to Heed Israeli Road Map Reservations
(Ha'aretz) - Akiva Eldar According to Palestinian Prime Minister Abu Mazen, the Americans proposed that he not pay any attention to the talk about [Israeli] comments and reservations. They promised him they would not allow Sharon to evade a declaration about an end to [Israeli] violence and incitement, as required by the first article of the road map. "We hope and think it is important to control the violence, put an end to it, and we expect the Israelis to understand that even if here and there some violent incidents take place, we don't agree to it," he said. 2003-05-28 00:00:00Full Article
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