US to chaperone three-way meeting in Middle East

Israel and the Palestinians have tentatively agreed to resume limited contacts, with the US as chaperone.

Wed, 04 Apr, 2001 - 08:41

Israel and the Palestinians have tentatively agreed to resume limited contacts, with the US as chaperone.

This comes after Israel fired dozens of rockets at Palestinian military bases in the Gaza Strip and a Palestinian mortar shell critically injured an Israeli infant.

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