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Audio: Int Community Plans Help Once Israel Leaves

By: Scoop Audio
Published: Wed 17 Aug 2005 11:31 AM
Audio Feature: Int. Community Plans Help Once Israel Leaves Gaza
Audio Feature: Israel says the support of the international community is crucial to the success of its unilateral withdrawal from Gaza. What is the international community doing to ensure that a human catastrophe does not follow Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza-Strip.


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