More trouble for Israel barrier

In the latest sign of trouble for Israel’s contentious West Bank barrier, officials said today that construction of a large section will be significantly delayed because of a court ruling highlighting the hardships the structure has imposed on Palestinians.

More trouble for Israel barrier
Mon, 23 Aug, 2004 - 19:21

In the latest sign of trouble for Israel’s contentious West Bank barrier, officials said today that construction of a large section will be significantly delayed because of a court ruling highlighting the hardships the structure has imposed on Palestinians.

Meanwhile, Israel announced plans for 500 new housing units in the West Bank, after an apparent US policy shift that has infuriated the Palestinians.

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