'Illegal' Palestinian govt to be sworn in

A new Palestinian Cabinet will be sworn in today in a move which Hamas claims is illegal.

'Illegal' Palestinian govt to be sworn in
Sun, 17 Jun, 2007 - 11:14

A new Palestinian Cabinet will be sworn in today in a move which Hamas claims is illegal.

US diplomats say a crippling aid embargo on the region may be lifted once Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas appoints a government without the Islamic militants.

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