Britney Loses Custodydeathstoday in Historybirthdaysbeyonce Changes Plan
The Topeka Capital-Journal › October 08, 2007
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BEITUNIYA CHECKPOINT, West Bank - Greeted by throngs of jubilant well-wishers, 57 Palestinian prisoners got off buses Monday and kissed West Bank ground after Israel freed them in a goodwill gesture ahead of a U.S.-sponsored peace conference.
But the goodwill was tempered by Israeli plans to inaugurate a West Bank police headquarters in an area whose settlement has been blocked by the U.S., for fear it would complicate the establishment of a viable Palestinian state.See the full content of this document
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Britney Loses Custodydeathstoday in Historybirthdaysbeyonce Changes Plan
An ecstatic crowd of relatives clapped and waved Palestinian flags as the prisoners arrived at the army's Beituniya checkpoint, near the West Bank city of Ramallah, after a two-hour journey from Ketziot prison in southern Israel.
The prisoners kissed the asphalt after getting off the Israeli buses, then boarded a Palestinian bus that too...See the full content of this document
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