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Updated on: Saturday 01 October 2005, 2:54 Makka Time, 23:54 GMT  

IAEA rejects Arab call to discuss Israel

The UN atomic watchdog has unanimously called for a nuclear-weapons-free zone (NWFZ) in the Middle East but rejected an Arab call to denounce Israel as a nuclear threat.  FULL STORY

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