111.  International forces will have to protect Serb monasteries and monuments until some distant day when there is real, self-sustaining peace in the region.

112.  International forces, they say, are not effective, especially in stopping such things as suicide bombings.

113.  International forces, they say, are not effective.

114.  It comes as the Bush administration and other nations have decided not to expand the international peacekeeping force beyond the capital, Kabul.

115.  International forces are placed in constant jeopardy to keep a phantom peace, and the Serbs have generally been allowed to harass and capture these troops with impunity.

116.  International officials have sought to start a process for a multi-ethnic coalition government with a U.N.-sanctioned international force to keep the peace.

117.  It is plainly skeptical about the idea of a large international peacekeeping force, though it says there might be a role for foreign troops in providing relief assistance.

118.  Israel and the United Nations also continued their war of words, and Israel rebuffed again a proposal to deploy an international peacekeeping force to Israel and Palestinian territories.

119.  Israelis blame Arafat for the violence and reject any suggestion of an international force, which they say he seeks as a step toward declaring Palestinian statehood.