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UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Amid more violence in die Middle East Israel and the Arabs traded terrorism accusations at the UN General Assembly Wednesday but held out the chance for peace conflict in their Israel blamed Palestinian terror attacks for rolling back efforts toward a political settlement Still Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres said peace could still be achieved “Tenor postponed their destiny Terror postponed our ' willingness to end control over their lives” Peres said referring to Palestinian attacks and Israeli military occupation of towns in the West Bank and Gaza From the same podium Lebanon’s Foreign Minister Mahmoud Hammoud blamed Israel for using terror “to implement its policies of ‘ expansionism and settle- The leaders spoke as more violence erupted in the Middle East A bombing in Israel broke a lull in Palestinian suicide attacks A Palestinian blew himself up at a bus stop in a northern Israeli Arab town killing one policeman and wounding two others Two Palestinians also died — one killed by Israeli troops and (he other apparently by Palestinians who suspected him of being a collaborator Also Palestinian gunmen killed an Israeli motorist in the northern West Bank And in Lebanon Hezbollah guerrillas opened up with antiaircraft Are on Israeli fighter jets flying reconnaissance missions over the country’s south That came as a water-diver- -' six-we- ek Israeli hawk heads Jewish settlements JERUSALEM (AP) — A government minister who supports the expulsion of Palestinians was named Wednesday to head the National Infrastructure Ministry responsible for overseeing Jewish settlement in the West Bank and Gaza Strip Effie Eitarri head of the National Religious Party was ' until now a minister without portfolio in Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's coalition government as was party colleague Yitzhak Levy who becomes Tourism Minister The two posts have been vacant since March when the hawkish National Union party quit the government to protest 'Sharon’s decision to release Palestinian Yasser Arafat from virtual house arrest in his Ramallah headquarters Yariv Openheimer spokesman for the ment Peace Now movement said settlement expansion is already proceeding at such a pace that it is hard to see how Sharon's decision to give Eitam responsibility of the infrastructure ministry could speed it further Under pressure from the United States and as part of a coalition agreement with the dovish Labor Party Sharon has pledged not to build any new settlements but dozens of small trailer communities have sprung up on West Bank hilltops some consisting of just two or three temporary homes and some of them anti-settl- e- ra -TtL -irV I JJ - AP photo a damaged police van at the site of a suicide attack near a bus stop in the northern Israeli Arab town of Umm on Wednesday m sion project in southern Lebanon triggered cross-bordtensions and threats On Tuesday at the United Nations the Quartet of key global players trying to er ed end thd Arab-Israe- li conflict said they were trying to forge a deal under which there would be a provisional Palestinian state next year and a final settlement of the conflict by 2005 ‘ “security approaches alone and partial interim solutions” will not be able to solve the Mideast conflict He said the priority should be on reaching a just and comprehensive settlement He said a resolution of the conflict should take into ‘account the issue of Palestinian refugees 350000 of whom live in Lebanon 1 ii Sale prices effective through September 28"1 PANELS Effie Eitam who has spoken in support of the mass expulsion of Palestinians is to head the National Infrastructure Ministry the department responsible for overseeing Jewish settlement in the West Bank and Gaza Strip he called “a racist government run on racist principles” Under a plan proposed by Eitam Palestinians who would not agree to live under Israeli occupation without a state without a government and without an army could be forced to go to neighboring Jordan which he believes should become the Palestinian free man amid outrage QUALITY VEST J 100 T-SHI- Assorted prints Polyester I ' THERMAL SOCK RTS vV?' 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I Take DELTA TOOL BOX Full WHEELBARROWS size aluminum crossover 370000 SALE she watched Papon shuflle out 10-ye- To victims of France’s ' wartime regime and their families the decision by appeals court judges to release the 92- d Papon after serving year-olless than threeyears of his sentence erased the huge moral victory they won with his 1998 conviction After (jie longest trial in French history Papon was ' convicted for complicity in crimes against humanity for his role in deporting 1690 Jews to Germany as second- of Bordeaux area police Most were sent to Auschwitz death camp and only a few survived Papon fled to Switzerland after his conviction but was arrested and began serving his I sentence in October 1999 r Israeli police investigators search for evidence in Nazi collaborator Papon camps — Peres warned Lebanon another country with which Israel shares a tense border that Hezbollah guerrillas have a “dangerous agenda” He called on Lebanon not to permit the Iranian- - and Syrian-backe- d fighters to “destroy its own country” He also called on Lebanon to release four ' Israelis — three soldiers and a businessman — captured by the guerrillas in October 2000 Lebanon's Hammoud said s state Abqut half of Jordan’s population is Palestinian but they are originally refugees — or descendants of refugees — from Mideast wars decades ago Jordan supports the ‘Palestinian drive for a state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip is not eager to absorb any and empty more Palestinians itself The settlers say the outposts Sharon once espoused the are extensions of existing set“Jordan is Palestine” solution tlements and do not constitute new communities but some of but says that in recent years his views have moderated He the sites are well away from the original buildings and are says he would eventually offer the Palestinians a state in part defined by Peace Now as new of the territory they claim Openheimer called on Labor under strict conditions to leave the coalition which PARIS (AP) — Frail but now a free man wartime collaborator Maurice Papon walked out of prison Wednesday and into a storm of public outrage after judges ruled him too old and sick to finish his sentence for helping send Jews to Nazi death Blit Israel rejected a Palestinian offer to halt attacks on civilians as the first stage of a gradual truce and Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Wednesday he would settle for nothing less than a “total cessation” of violence Peres said Wednesday that Israel accepts President Bush’s vision for Mideast peace which hie said is supported by the Quartet — the United States the European Union Russia and the United Nations The Israeli foreign minister said his country respects the political developments in Palestinian society ing it provided hope fra- peace He extended a hand of peace to Syria saying the same principles that applied to the peace process when it was launched a decade ago still applied ment” " Maurice of Paris’ ' prison into a Paeon waiting car “My father my mother and my uncle were killed at Auschwitz because of people like Papon who now have the' right to rest in their old age” Papon’s lawyers hailed his release as “a peat victory” Papon had triple coronary bypass surgery several years ago and has a pacemaker His imprisonment set off a debate about the ethics of jailing the elderly Jewish groups accused Fhuice of turning its back on Holocaust victims “We had fought so hard so he would stay in prison” said Serge Klarsfeld a Nazi hunter and historian who helped produce much of the evidence used at Papon’s 1998 trial ! 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