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...Text by Sora Song
...advance. But given Shehadah's recent achievements, it is clear why Israeli security officials wanted him gone. Palestinian officials and Israeli security sources tell TIME the 49-year-old Gazan had transformed Hamas' terror operations over the past year. From Gaza, Shehadah used e-mail and cell-phone text messages to rebuild West Bank terror cells destroyed by the Israeli operations. According to Israeli intelligence officials, Shehadah recently smuggled about half a dozen highly skilled bombmakers from the Gaza Strip to the West Bank to replace men arrested or killed in recent Israeli sweeps there. These "masters," as Israeli intelligence...
GREECE Not Dead Yet In a five-page proclamation in the Eleftherotypia newspaper, the Marxist terror group Revolutionary Organization 17 November announced that it was "still alive." The text said that while "many fighters" had been lost?14 suspected members were arrested during July?the battle was not over. 17 November said that officials should be braced for more action, including hostage taking, in the near future. The Greek government, its antiterrorist units and foreign intelligence agencies debated whether the text was genuine. Greek police said that its down-to-earth style was suspicious: in the past, the group claimed...
...have to work them all out" to find out what you have to do to win. The labyrinthine plot and convincing design may create a world in which players like to linger, but "Winning is always the final conclusion." The show follows the way action games developed from text games - which describe a scenario and invite you to type in actions for your character to perform - putting the same kind of story into a realistic environment. You may find yourself on Monkey Island and set out to explore it, solving puzzles and following clues. Action games have become ultrasophisticated, with...
...fare, like color screens. For the operators, the question is whether the market can grow fast enough to get the data (as opposed to the relatively cheap voice) business up to their targets of around 25% of revenues by 2005 or 2006. (Even with the mass success of text messaging at 15? a pop, most get just 10% to 15% of sales from data.) This may prove harder than they hope; at the moment, a camera-ready Ericsson from T-Mobile runs ?317, with a ?32 monthly subscription for multimedia services on top of the usual bill for voice minutes...