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With Gilad Shalit Prisoner Exchange Finished, Attention Turns To Security — Christian Science Monitor With many of the Palestinians released in the prisoner exchange for Gilad Shalit going to the West Bank, focus will now be on ensuring that Israeli-Palestinian violence stays at its current low level. The unprecedented prisoner exchange today between Israel and Hamas will shift attention in the coming months to undermining the possibility of an upsurge in violence in the West Bank, where hundreds of Palestinian prisoners returned today after being released in return for Gilad Shalit
Photo: Gilad Shalit appeared weak, pale and extremely thin as he arrived in Israel’s Tel Nof Air Force base this morning and was given oxygen after complaining of feeling nauseous. He said he was ‘very excited’ to be freed and has now been reunited with his family in Israel.
No Combat Role For U.S. Advisers In Uganda, Official Says — New York Times KAMPALA, Uganda — Most of the 100 military advisers being sent to Uganda to help hunt down the Lord’s Resistance Army, a brutal guerrilla group in central Africa, will stay in Uganda, which the group has not attacked in years, an American government official said Monday.
Jalaluddin Haqqani (R), the Taliban’s Minister for Tribal Affairs, points to a map of Afghanistan while his son Naziruddin (L) looks on, during a visit to Islamabad, Pakistan, in this October 19, 2001 file photo.
Jalaluddin Haqqani (R), the Taliban’s Minister for Tribal Affairs, points to a map of Afghanistan while his son Naziruddin (L) looks on, during a visit to Islamabad, Pakistan, in this October 19, 2001 file photo. – Reuters Photo U.S. Pegs Haqqani As Most Lethal Foe — Washington Times Network operates in Afghan shadows