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Abbas: Prison raid was 'unforgivable' By ASSOCIATED PRESS PA leader plays down complaints of Palestinian failure to keep agreement. Related: Last foreign hostage in Gaza released UNSC concerned about rise in violence Editorial: Justice in Jericho

Aid groups plan to return to PA areas By ORLY HALPERN "We will see how things go and then, depending on that, we will go back." Hamas denies running kids' suicide Web site By ORLY HALPERN 'Suad was smiling be she was a shahida for Palestine.' Saddam takes the stand for the first time By ASSOCIATED PRESS Chief judge closes Saddam testimony to public Says former president was making political speeches. MORE IN THIS SECTION Analysis: Did IDF raid help Haniyeh? By KHALED ABU TOAMEH Russia expects cooperation from Hamas By ASSOCIATED PRESS Hariri killers may have been terrorists By ASSOCIATED PRESS Syria opens 'Free Media City' By ORLY HALPERN Foreigners flee Gaza after abductions By ORLY HALPERN Last foreign hostage in Gaza released By ORLY HALPERN, JPOST STAFF, AND AP Mubarak urges Israel-Hamas dialogue By ASSOCIATED PRESS Lebanese president wants more than just Shaba Farms By ORLY HALPERN Analysis: Finally, hints of cooperation in Lebanon By ORLY HALPERN Car bombs, mortar shells kill dozens in Baghdad Shiite slum By ASSOCIATED PRESS Arab states to extradite PA officials By KHALED ABU TOAMEH Lebanon nabs al-Qaida-affiliated cell By MARGOT DUDKEVITCH Abbas, Haniyeh reach impasse By KHALED ABU TOAMEH Palestinians saddened at Fox's killing By ASSOCIATED PRESS 'US, Britain, Israel are axis of evil' By ASSOCIATED PRESS Updated March 16, 2006 1:00 IST

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