US and EU want Palestinians to explain terror stance

Palestinian leaders have been asked by the US and EU to be more clear on the new coalition government’s stance on violence against Israel.

US and EU want Palestinians to explain terror stance
Tue, 20 Mar, 2007 - 12:04

Palestinian leaders have been asked by the US and EU to be more clear on the new coalition government’s stance on violence against Israel.

Islamic Hamas militants and a Western-backed Palestinian president have formed a new government coalition in hopes of ending an international aid boycott.

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