South Bend Tribune · 12 November 2004

CP-2004-035

Arafat leaves chaos behind

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FURTHER BACK: World Health Organization panel backs genetic experiments with smallpox virus.

A8 MIROP South Bend Tribune A3 Friday, November 12, 2004 Washington RIEFING Arafat leaves chaos behind Blair pursues Bush commitment to renew Mideast peace efforts - Prime Minister lony Blair sought consensus with President Bush on • Palestinian leaders rival factions and tribal clans engulfed "The people are relying on customs posed to rely on its government-run Thursday to make peace in the in power struggles and turf battles and and tradition and the principle of mu- court system. lett to grapple with Turmoil at the rank-and-file level Middle Fast an undent oniority. tual deterrence: If l attack somebody, competing warlords. exploring whether the death of thority.

Isnt surprising given he surmon Yasser or starting tradi- Most institutions of state have all Most Palestinians in Gaza do not re-

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"Arafat leaves chaos behind," South Bend Tribune, 12 November 2004. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2004-035. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2004-035

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