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Palestinians propose to end Bethlehem stand-off

Palestinian negotiators suggest the gunmen sheltering in the sacred Church of the Nativity should be taken to the Gaza Strip.

Palestinians propose to end Bethlehem stand-off

Tue, 23 Apr, 2002 - 14:40

Palestinian negotiators suggest the gunmen sheltering in the sacred Church of the Nativity should be taken to the Gaza Strip.

The proposal has come in the first round of face-to-face talks over the stand-off in Bethlehem.

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