Israel offers to discuss ceasefire

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon says he is prepared to negotiate with Palestinians on a truce.

Israel offers to discuss ceasefire
Sun, 10 Mar, 2002 - 20:21

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon says he is prepared to negotiate with Palestinians on a truce.

But the Israeli leader refused to call off the current army offensive against militants.

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