111.   Palestinian leaders are expressing frustration over prospects for restarting substantive peace talks with Israel in the wake of the Iraq crisis.

112.   Palestinian leaders expressed concern Monday that Netanyahu would use his political vulnerability to further delay the troop pullbacks.

113.   Palestinian leaders have expressed concern that a Netanyahu victory would slow or paralyze negotiations on the final status of the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Jerusalem.

114.   Other leaders expressed similar optimism.

115.   Party leaders also expressed concern over the provisions for people to vote in the places where they lived before the war.

116.   Palestinian leaders expressed concern that a Netanyahu victory would slow or paralyze negotiations with the Palestinians over the final status of the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Jerusalem.

117.   A key ethnic Albanian leader also expressed a measure of hope.

118.   Abroad, Western, Israeli and Arab leaders expressed their concern over the loss the region will suffer with his demise.

119.   After years of indifference, Asean leaders are expressing concern over the situation in South Asia, particularly the growing tension between India and Pakistan.

120.   After their meeting last Monday, the British leader expressed strong support for widening the war on terrorism to keep weapons of mass destruction out of hostile hands.