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8th day of protest continues in West Bank

US mediator meets Netanyahu to save ME peace process
JERUSALEM. Mar 28: Special US mediator Dennis Ross met Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday night in an attempt to save the collapsing Israel-Palestinian peace process, as Israel — anticipating fresh violence — sent troop reinforcements to the West Bank, reports AP.
Ross arrived in Jerusalem from Morocco, where he met for two hours Thursday in Morocco with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.
The American envoy faced a cool reception in the region. The Palestinian legislative council accused the United States of bias, and joined calls for Palestinians to take part Sunday in protests against Israeli land expropriations.
'The goal of my mission is to take account of the situation in the Middle East for the president and the secretary of state and to give them a report at the end of this week." Ross said after meeting with Arafat.
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Ramallah, hundreds of Palestinians threw stones at Israeli soldiers on the eighth day of protests against Israeli construction in disputed east Jerusalem, which Palestinians claim as a future capital, Israeli troops fired tear gas and rubber bullets, and Palestinian police moved quickly to disperse the protesters.
Concerned that the violence would spread Sunday. Israel deployed more troops around Palestinian cities in the West Bank.
"We will not wait to see how things develop." said the armed forces chief of staff. Lt. Gen. Amnon Shahak. "Therefore, there are forces there."
Ross was to meet late Thursday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem.
The gaps between Israelis and Palestinians appeared far more difficult to bridge than the last time Ross visited the region. when he brokered Israel's January withdraws^
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reached a very, very serious level," said Edward G. Abington, the US consul general in Jerusalem.
Israel demands that before peace talks can resume. Arafat send a clear signal to Islamic militants that he will not accept terrorist attacks against Israel, and that Palestinian stone-throwing riots end.