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. Israel will continue to demolish Tunnel s. The Israel i Army states it discovers three tunnels in the camp, but no Weapon s have been found. A Palestinian Teenager is shot dead and up to 10 homes were demolished and Water and Electricity Facilit ies were hit. Palestinian Militant s were seeking to smuggle from Egypt shoulder-fired missiles that could be used against Tank s, Helicopter s, and Fighter Jet s. {Link without Title}

George W. Bush proposes a change in United States Fish And Wildlife Service regulations which would allow American citizens to travel abroad to capture, kill, and import Endangered Species . The regulation would not allow Americans to do the same to endangered species inside the United States . {Link without Title}

'' reports that Israel is preparing an attack on Iran ian atomic plants. {Link without Title}

says that it will retaliate if attacked by Israel again. A week after Israel's attack the two countries continue to exchange insults; the UN Security Council is unable to agree on a resolution condemning Israel's attack. {Link without Title}

(OIC), a grouping of Muslim nations meeting in Malaysia, calls on the US to quit Iraq as soon as possible and to hand over to the UN; the OIC also pledges support to Syria. {Link without Title}

of the Diet Of Japan is dissolved by the Prime Minister Koizumi Junichiro and the election will take place on November 9 , 2003 . See Japan General Election, 2003 for more. {Link without Title}

The Spanish rail company Renfe opens its second AVE high-speed line, serving Madrid , Guadalajara , Calatayud , Zaragoza , and Lleida . It is expected to reach Barcelona by 2005 . (Another line is being built from Madrid to Valladolid , and others to Valencia and Lisbon are planned.) {Link without Title}

During the ALCS , after a series of tense moments, Pedro Martínez of the Boston Red Sox moved toward New York Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens resulting in a bench clearing brawl that included 74 year old Don Zimmer of the Yankees charging and being thrown to the ground by Martinez.