Powell criticised for peace mission failure

US Secretary of State Colin Powell has been criticised by Palestiniains ahead of his meeting with Yasser Arafat today.

Powell criticised for peace mission failure
Wed, 17 Apr, 2002 - 10:13

US Secretary of State Colin Powell has been criticised by Palestiniains ahead of his meeting with Yasser Arafat today.

Powell meets Arafat as his his Mideast peace mission today winds down. Palestinians have expressed their disappointment at Powell’s failure to influence Israel to withdraw from the West Bank.

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