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JERUSALEM — Israel freed a leading Palestinian activist from prison yesterday, three months after he was jailed on suspension of spying for Iraq
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Palestinian released after three months
Sari Nusseibeh was declared a prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International during his imprisonment, and he said on his release that he appreciated the human rights group's concern.
"It really made me feel people believed in what I stood for," said Nusseibeh, a Harvard and Oxford-educated philosopher who teaches at Bir Zeit University in the occupied West Bank.
Nussebie, 42, was detained Jan. 29 and had been held at Israel's Ramage
The Israeli Defense Ministry said in a statement at the time that Nussheb was collecting security intelligence, especially after the missile defence, especially after the missile
Nusseibeh denied the allegation and said in a statement from prison that he thought his arrest was an insult to silence the voices of moderation.
The Defense Ministry had ordered him held for six months under administrative detention rules, which the Palestinians without charge or trial.
The Jerusalem District Court in February cut the detention to three months. The decision was based on a file that never was made public.
Nusseibel has been a leading voice in the three-year Arab uprising against Israeli rule, and his name has been raised as a possible Palestinian participant in any Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
Pilot says he knew jet was S. Korean airliner
The Associated Press
attacks on Israel.
The pilot, Gennady Osipovich, had told the Soviet newspaper Izvestia in January that Soviet military officials lied about details of the incident. But the U.S. mission was the first quoting Osipovich as saying he knew he was firing at a commercial plane.
SEOUL, South Korea — The Soviet pilot who shot down a South Korean airliner in 1983, killing all 269 people on board, says he knew at a commercial plane. South Korea television reported yesterday.
The account contradicted Moscow's official stand on the downing of Korean Airlines Flight 017 and the report Soviet reaction to the report.
The Flight 007 incident is still a diplomatic issue between Seoul and Moscow. President Roh Tae-
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Moscow said that the South Korean plane had no markings indicating that it was a commercial jet. The fighter had fired warning tracers
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The Soviets initially kept silent about the incident but then alleged the plane had been on a spy mission.
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Oisipovich said matter-of-factly in the MBC interview that he fired two missiles at the plane. The Korean network, which translated his remarks from Russian and gave subtitles, quoted him as saying he knew at the time that it was a commercial aircraft.
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