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Blair blames PA for prisoner deal collapse By GEORGE CONGER Sa'adat's lawyers tell 'Post' they suspect collusion between US, Britain and Israel. Related: Hamas wants probe into 'surrender' 'Israel prevented initial Saadat trial'

US, EU face split on funding PA security force salaries By AMIR MIZROCH Both the EU and US were trying to find creative ways of "funding the PA without funding the PA." Wolfensohn advises: Take it easy on PA By NATHAN GUTTMAN "This is a time for wisdom," Wolfensohn said, stressing that there was no need to "start with a draconian set of rules." US was alerted that Israel planned to raid Jericho Prison By NATHAN GUTTMAN Decision to pull American, British monitors from the Jericho Prison taken due to security issues. MORE IN THIS SECTION Russia expects cooperation from Hamas By ASSOCIATED PRESS Denmark: Cartoons do not violate law By ASSOCIATED PRESS Straw defends Jericho withdrawal By GEORGE CONGER US monitoring Israel's Iran options By NATHAN GUTTMAN Bush officials subpoenaed in AIPAC trial By NATHAN GUTTMAN Milosevic may have worsened his health through self-medication By ASSOCIATED PRESS Americans enter Holocaust cartoon contest By ASSOCIATED PRESS Iran asks Russia for new round of talks By ASSOCIATED PRESS Quartet uncertain about Hamas policy By HERB KEINON Washington Post: US shifting emphasis on Iran By JPOST.COM STAFF Rome's chief rabbi visits main mosque in Italian capital Autopsy shows Milosevic died of heart attack By ASSOCIATED PRESS Nixon adviser: Iraq is repeat of mistakes made in Vietnam By ASSOCIATED PRESS US briefed on Israel's borders plan By ASSOCIATED PRESS Iran refuses Russian enrichment offer By JPOST STAFF AND AP Updated March 16, 2006 1:35 IST

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