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Mideast Conflict

• 1. Abbas awaits U.S. clarification over peace talks offer (Reuters)

• 2. Rivals slam Hamas for "apology" to Israelis (Reuters)

• 3. Abbas insists on accord before meeting Hamas (AFP)

• 4. Hamas wants ICC to judge 'Zionist war criminals' (AFP)

• 5. Hamas backtracks on missile apology (AP)

• 6. Palestinians question US on reviving peace talks (AP)

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Abbas awaits U.S. clarification over peace talks offer (Reuters)  

2010-02-06 15:47

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Reuters - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said on Saturday he had asked the United States to clarify its offer to mediate indirect peace talks with Israel before he would announce any decision to resume the negotiations.

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Rivals slam Hamas for "apology" to Israelis (Reuters)  

2010-02-06 14:55

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Reuters - Hamas's Palestinian rivals denounced the Islamist movement on Saturday for expressing regret over the deaths of Israeli civilians during the Gaza war a year ago.

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Abbas insists on accord before meeting Hamas (AFP)  

2010-02-06 14:52

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AFP - Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said on Saturday that his secular Fatah movement would meet its Islamist rival Hamas only after the hardline faction signs an Egypt-sponsored reconciliation deal.

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Hamas wants ICC to judge 'Zionist war criminals' (AFP)  

2010-02-06 13:44

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AFP - Hamas wants what it calls "Zionist war criminals" brought before the International Criminal Court over last year's Israeli assault on Gaza, an official of the Islamist group said on Saturday.

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Hamas backtracks on missile apology (AP)  

2010-02-06 13:35

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AP - The Hamas government in Gaza has distanced itself from an earlier statement in which it expressed regret for harming Israeli civilians in rocket attacks.

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Palestinians question US on reviving peace talks (AP)  

2010-02-06 10:41

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AP - The Palestinians have asked the Obama administration to clarify a U.S. envoy's proposal to restart long-stalled peace talks with Israel indirectly by shuttling between the two sides, the Palestinian president said Saturday.

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