White House condemns attack, looks to alternatives to Arafat

Thursday, June 6, 2002

WASHINGTON -- After another bombing in Israel, the White House questioned Yasser Arafat's trustworthiness Wednesday and pledged to increase contacts with a new generation of Palestinian leaders who may be more willing to curb terrorism.

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