Israel will work with new premier

Israel today signalled both reluctant acquiescence and disapproval of the Palestinians’ candidate for prime minister.

Israel will work with new premier
Tue, 09 Sep, 2003 - 16:51

Israel today signalled both reluctant acquiescence and disapproval of the Palestinians’ candidate for prime minister.

Aides to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said privately Israel is ready to work with the nominee, Ahmed Qureia, if he fights Palestinian militants, but other officials said they were troubled by Qureia’s close ties with Yasser Arafat.

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