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听力原文： The Bush administration Friday reaffirmed its opposition to Israel trying to exile or kill Palestinian leader Yasser Ararat. The comments followed an assertion by Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon that he was no longer bound by a commitment to the United States not to harm the Palestinian Authority chief.
A senior Bush administration official says the United States has made it "entirely clear" that it would oppose any action to harm Yasser Arafat and that the U. S. position has been reiterated to Israeli authorities following the latest Sharon remarks.
The Israeli Prime Minister said in a television interview Friday that he told President Bush at their White House meeting last week that he had released himself from a commitment he made to the United States three years ago not to physically harm Mr. Arafat.
The senior administration official, who spoke to reporters at the White House, said the issue had come up at the April 14 meeting and that the President reiterated U. S. opposition to such an action.
He said the matter had been taken up with Israel following the Sharon interview remarks and that the United States considers the Sharon promise to still be operative. "We consider a pledge," he said, "a pledge."
Sharon made a commitment three years ago that______.
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Directions: In this section you will hear everything ONCE ONLY. Listen carefully and then answer the questions that follow. At the end of each news item, you will be given 10 seconds to answer the questions.
听力原文： A militant group linked to al-Qaida has taken credit for Wednesday' s bombing of the national police headquarters in Saudi Arabia. Some analysts say the attack opens a new chapter in al-Qaida's fight against the West and its allies in the Middle East. Analysts in tile region are offering explanations, and advice on what the Saudi government should do about it.
The Saudi government expressed outrage at the bombing, and in Cairo, Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa condemned tile attackers for, in his words, terrorizing our societies.
Mr. Moussa said most of the victims are civilians, and he called the attack unacceptable.
The attack, carried out by Muslims against Muslims, also drew harsh condemnation from Saudi Arabia's highest religious authority, which said unjustly killing a Muslim is the gravest crime.
In Egypt, the banned Islamic group known as the Muslim Brotherhood also condemned the Saudi blast as destabilizing and damaging to Islam.
So why do such attacks continue in spite of both secular and religious criticism in the Arab world？ Mohammed Salah, director of the Arabic language al-Hayat newspaper in London, says anger against U. S. policies in the region is encouraging groups like al-Qaida.
Mr. Salah says antagonistic feelings against the West are leading the attackers to target governments they see as supporting the United States. Anger is particularly sharp over the invasion of Iraq and U. S. support for Israel.
Who was found to be involved in the bombing of the National police headquarters？
Which of the following is INCORRECT according to the passage？
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