Gunmen
kill
12
Israelis
in
shrine
ambush
The
Independent,
November
16,
2002
Twelve
Israelis
were
killed
and
15
wounded
when
they
were
ambushed
by
Palestinian
gunmen
last
night
at
a
West
Bank
shrine
that
is
sacred
to
both
Jews
and
Muslims.
Kibbutz
unshaken
in
pursuit
of
utopia
The
Guardian,
November
16,
2002
The
cold-blooded
murders
of
Revital
Ohayon
and
her
two
young
sons
in
their
beds
by
a
young
Arab
gunman
last
Sunday
has
not
shaken
Kibbutz
Metzer's
core
belief
in
an
independent
Palestine.
If
anything,
the
killings
have
reinforced
the
conviction
among
its
500
or
so
residents
that
the
peaceful
coexistence
they
enjoy
with
their
closest
Arab
neighbours
is
the
only
answer
to
Israel's
problems.
Following
Hebron
ambush:
Israel
retakes
city;
Sharon,
Mofaz
decide
not
to
expel
Arafat
Al-Bawaba,
November
15,
2002
Israeli
soldiers
returned
to
large
parts
of
the
Palestinian
controlled
section
of
Hebron
after
12
Israeli
soldiers
and
settlers
were
killed
and
15
injured.
Tear
gas
and
bullets
break
up
West
Bank
fence
protest
The
Guardian,
November
16,
2002
The
Israeli
army
arrested
nine
foreigners
yesterday
who
were
attempting
to
prevent
the
destruction
of
Palestinian
trees
and
land
to
make
way
for
a
security
fence
designed
to
separate
the
West
Bank
from
Israel.
Israel
Kills
Son
of
Jihad
Leader
in
Jenin,
Woman
in
Nablus
Islam
Online,
November
16,
2002
JENIN,
West
Bank
,
November
16
(IslamOnline
&
News
Agencies)
–
Israeli
occupation
forces
on
Saturday,
November
16,
killed
a
Palestinian
teenager
in
the
West
Bank
town
of
Jenin
and
a
Palestinian
woman
in
Nablus.
Sharon
gives
Mofaz
"green
light"
for
large-scale
operations
in
W.
Bank
Jerusalem
Post,
November
16,
2002
Defense
Minister
Shaul
Mofaz
spoke
on
the
phone
with
Prime
Minister
Ariel
Sharon
Saturday
night,
and
briefed
him
on
the
results
of
the
consultations
he
held
with
the
heads
of
the
security
establishment
earlier,
media
reports
said.
IDF
retakes
Hebron
after
12
killed
in
Jihad
attack
Ha'aretz,
November
16,
2002
IDF
forces
returned
to
large
parts
of
the
Palestinian
controlled
section
of
the
West
Bank
city
of
Hebron
after
12
people
were
killed
and
15
injured
Friday
night
when
Palestinian
gunmen
opened
fire
and
tossed
grenades
at
security
forces
escorting
Jewish
settlers.
Soldiers
kill
two
gunmen
in
Jenin;
Palestinian
woman
killed
in
Nablus
Ha'aretz,
November
16,
2002
Three
Islamic
Jihad
gunmen
opened
fire
on
IDF
troops
in
the
West
Bank
city
of
Jenin
on
Saturday
afternoon,
Israel
Radio
reported.
The
soldiers
returned
fire,
killing
one
of
the
men.
Wanted
Hamas
man
killed
near
Jenin,
second
man
apprehended
Jerusalem
Post,
November
15,
2002
Undercover
Border
Police
shot
and
killed
a
wanted
Hamas
man
and
captured
his
accomplice
in
the
West
Bank
village
of
Arva,
south
of
Jenin
on
Friday
night,
Israel
Radio
reported.
Palestinians:
Youth
shot
and
killed
by
IDF
in
Nablus
Jerusalem
Post,
November
15,
2002
Palestinian
sources
said
Friday
that
a
youth
was
shot
and
killed
by
IDF
troops
in
the
West
Bank
town
of
Nablus,
Israel
Radio
reported.
IDF
troops
surrounding
houses
in
Hebron,
firing
rockets
Jerusalem
Post,
November
15,
2002
IDF
troops
have
surrounded
a
number
of
houses
in
Palestinian
controlled
Hebron
and
have
been
firing
into
the
houses
that
apparently
are
sheltering
the
terrorists
that
carried
out
the
deadly
shooting
attack
in
Hebron
on
Friday
night.
Palestinian
teen
killed
in
Nablus;
another
shot
dead
in
Gaza
Jordan
Times,
November
16,
2002
NABLUS
(Agencies)
—
The
Israeli
occupation
army
killed
a
Palestinian
teenager
Thursday
in
the
northern
West
Bank
city
of
Nablus
it
had
invaded
a
day
earlier,
stepping
up
its
military
response
to
the
killing
of
five
Israelis
in
a
kibbutz,
Palestinian
sources
said.
Rabbi
in
Hebron
Says
Annihilation
of
Non-Jews
Acceptable
Palestine
Chronicle,
November
16,
2002
OCCUPIED
JERUSALEM
-
A
prominent
Israeli
rabbi
with
thousands
of
followers
said
during
a
Sabbath
homily
in
the
settlement
in
Kiryat
Arba'a
Saturday
that
halacha,
or
Jewish
religious
law,
"essentially
supported
the
annihilation
of
non-Jews
in
Israel."
In
Gaza,
Waiting
for
the
Soldiers
Palestine
Chronicle,
November
16,
2002
GAZA
CITY
(PC)
-
Thirty
tanks
plowed
into
Gaza
City
last
night.
Thought
is
that
the
Israeli’s
are
checking
to
see
what
kind
of
resistance
they
will
encounter
before
sending
in
100s
more.
Ambush,
Gun
Battle
in
Hebron,
Twelve
Killed
Including
Top
Israeli
Commander
Palestine
Chronicle,
November
15,
2002
HEBRON,
West
Bank
(PC)
-
On
Friday
evening,
armed
Palestinians
in
the
West
Bank
opened
fire
on
a
group
of
Jewish
settlers
under
military
escort
in
the
occupied
city
of
Hebron.
Settlers
announce
establishment
of
outpost
on
site
of
Hebron
attack
Jerusalem
Post,
November
16,
2002
The
number
of
settlers
from
Hebron
and
Kiryat
Arba
attending
the
settlers'
demonstration
in
Hebron
Saturday
evening
rose
to
1,500
later
in
the
evening,
media
reports
said.
Hebron
Attack
Not
Related
to
Fatah's
Truce
Efforts:
Jihad
Islam
Online,
November
16,
2002
GAZA
CITY,
November
16
(IslamOnline
&
News
Agencies)
-
An
Islamic
Jihad
official
said
Saturday,
November
16,
there
was
no
relation
between
its
shooting
attack
in
Al-Khalil
(Hebron)
on
Friday,
November
15,
and
Palestinian
President
Yasser
Arafat's
Fatah
faction's
dialogue
with
Hamas
to
halt
attacks
against
Israeli
civilians.
11
Israeli
Settlers,
Soldiers
Killed,
15
Wounded
in
A
Resistance
Attack
Islam
Online,
November
16,
2002
AL-KHALIL,
West
Bank,
November
15
(IslamOnline
&
News
Agencies)
-
Eleven
Israeli
settlers
and
soldiers
were
killed
and
15
wounded
in
back-to-back
Palestinian
ambushes
on
the
outskirts
of
the
West
Bank
city
of
al-khalil
Friday,
November
15.
Israeli
Military
Appeals
for
Calm
The
Guardian,
November
16,
2002
HEBRON,
West
Bank
(AP)
-
Israel's
military
appealed
to
Jewish
settler
leaders
Saturday
to
restrain
vigilantes
after
an
ambush
by
Islamic
militants
in
a
dead-end
alley
left
12
Israelis
dead
and
14
others
wounded.
Adviser:
No
Plan
to
Expel
Arafat
The
Guardian,
November
16,
2002
HEBRON,
West
Bank
(AP)
-
Israeli
soldiers
recaptured
this
divided
city
Saturday
and
herded
dozens
of
blindfolded
Palestinians
into
buses
-
a
first
response
to
a
Palestinian
shooting
ambush
in
a
dead-end
alley
that
left
12
Israelis
dead,
all
guards
or
members
of
the
security
forces.
U.S.
condemns
Palestinian
attack
as
`heinous
act
of
terror'
New
Jersey.com,
November
16,
2002
WASHINGTON
(AP)
--
The
United
States
condemned
as
"a
reprehensible
and
heinous
act
of
terror"
an
attack
by
Palestinian
gunmen
on
Israelis
walking
home
from
a
Sabbath
worship
service.
11
Israelis
killed,
15
wounded
in
Hebron
ambush
Arab
news,
November
16,
2002
HEBRON,
West
Bank,
16
November
2002
—
At
least
11
Israelis
were
killed
and
some
14
wounded
in
ambushes
on
the
outskirts
of
the
West
Bank
city
of
Hebron
last
night
as
settlers
walked
home
from
prayers,
police
and
emergency
services
said.
Israeli
Military
Appeals
for
Calm
Ledger-Enquirer,
November
16,
2002
HEBRON,
West
Bank
-
Israel's
military
appealed
to
Jewish
settler
leaders
Saturday
to
restrain
vigilantes
after
an
ambush
by
Islamic
militants
in
a
dead-end
alley
left
12
Israelis
dead
and
14
others
wounded.
Mofaz
and
IDF
to
brief
PM
on
attack;
PM
will
not
exile
Arafat
Ha'aretz,
November
16,
2002
Defense
minister
Shaul
Mofaz
and
IDF
Chief
of
Staff
Moshe
Ya'alon
are
to
brief
the
government
Sunday
on
the
attack
in
Hebron
on
Friday
night
that
left
12
dead
and
14
wounded.
Calls
for
restraint
after
Hebron
terror
attack
Ha'aretz,
November
16,
2002
The
international
community
called
on
Israel
to
show
restraint
Saturday
after
the
terror
attack
on
Jewish
worshippers
in
the
West
Bank
town
of
Hebron
on
Friday
night
which
left
12
dead
and
14
wounded.
Hear
Palestine,
November
16,
2002
NEWS:
Palestinian
Assassinated
in
front
of
His
Family
in
Jenin
Friday
/
Youngster
and
Woman
Killed
in
Nablus
since
Friday;
Military
Operation
Continues
/
Palestinian
Youngster
Killed
in
Jenin
Refugee
Camp
during
Israeli
Invasion
/
Child
Wounded
in
Attack
on
Rafah;
Israeli
Army
Shells
Areas
in
Deir
al-Balah
/
Israeli
Helicopters
Strike
Foundry
in
Gaza
City,
8
Civilians
Wounded
/
Israeli
Military
Movements
in
Ramallah
and
Surrounding
Villages
/
Occupation
Army
Opens
Fire
at
Homes
near
Beit
Hanoun
Crossing
/
Deir
al-Balah
Residents
Suffer
from
Water
Shortage
as
a
Result
of
Israeli
Measures
/
Kol
Ha'ir:
Plan
for
Establishment
of
260
Settlement
Units
near
'Gilo'
/
Two
New
Military
Roadblocks
Near
Beit
Sahour.
FEATURES:
Jenin:
Execution
of
Ubeid
in
front
of
his
Family
/
Nablus:
When
the
Army
Attempts
to
Improve
its
Image
through
More
Killing
/
62
Dunums
Bulldozed
and
13
Homes
Demolished
in
Gaza
Strip
in
One
Week
/
Gaza:
Israeli
Tanks
Work
on
Demolishing
Al-Masdar
Village
Land
Round
the
Clock
/
Occupation
Soldiers
also
Target
the
Dead
in
their
Graves
/
Khan
Younis:
Mawasi
Students.
Difficult
Reality
and
Unknown
Future
Israeli
forces
move
in
on
Hebron
BBC,
November
16,
2002
Soldiers
have
begun
arresting
suspected
militants:
Israeli
armoured
vehicles
poured
into
Hebron
on
Saturday
night,
a
day
after
a
deadly
ambush
by
Palestinian
militants
in
the
West
Bank
city.
Israeli
Rejection
of
Roadmap
“Extremely
Dangerous”
Palestine
Chronicle,
November
15,
2002
OCCUPIED
JERUSALEM
(PC)
-
As
the
first
week
of
David
Satterfields
diplomatic
mission
comes
to
a
close,
it
is
becoming
increasingly
clear
that
Israel
is
not
interested
in
the
proposal
on
the
table.
Hundreds
join
funeral
procession
for
baby
killed
by
Israeli
army
Jordan
Times,
November
16,
2002
RAFAH,
Gaza
Strip
(AP)
—
Hundreds
of
Palestinians
on
Thursday
buried
a
two-year-old
Palestinian
boy
killed
by
Israeli
occupation
troops,
the
second
toddler
shot
dead
in
the
Rafah
refugee
camp
in
as
many
days.
Hamas
Leader
Says
Attacks
Will
Continue
Palestine
Chronicle,
November
15,
2002
CAIRO
-
Palestinian
Islamic
movement
Hamas
on
Friday
ruled
out
rumors
on
concessions
made
with
Palestinian
Authority's
Fatah
Movement
on
halting
retaliatory
attacks
in
the
course
of
Al
Aqsa
Intifada.
Mass
Arrests
Carried
out
in
Middle
of
Night
Palestine
Chronicle,
November
15,
2002
RAMALLAH,
West
Bank
(PC)
-
Israeli
forces
swept
through
the
West
Bank
last
night,
arresting
approximately
27
people
whom
they
allege
are
suspected
of
carrying
out
attacks
against
Israelis.
Suffering
Under
Israeli
Occupation,
Palestinians
Mark
Gloomy
‘Independence’
Declaration
Palestine
Media
Center,
November
16,
2002
Occupation,
killings
and
constant
curfews
continued
to
be
the
day-marks
of
millions
of
Palestinians
living
in
the
Occupied
Palestinian
Territory,
who
quietly
marked
the
14th
anniversary
of
their
‘Independence
Day’
declaration
under
the
heavily-guarded
Israeli
occupation
of
their
cities,
towns,
and
refugee
camps.
Arafat:
Palestinian,
Arab
Response
to
‘Roadmap’
Will
Be
‘Unified’
Palestine
Media
Center,
November
16,
2002
President
Yasser
Arafat
said
the
Palestinian
and
Arab
response
to
the
US
‘roadmap’
will
be
“unified”
and
comprehensive
as
the
Bush
administration
denied
the
plan
was
“frozen”
and
urged
Palestinians
and
Israelis
to
embrace
it
for
reciprocal
steps
toward
creating
a
Palestinian
state.
Tear
Gas,
Bullets
to
Break
up
‘Security
Fence’
Protest,
9
Foreigners
Arrested
Palestine
Media
Center,
November
16,
2002
Israeli
Occupation
Forces
(IOF)
on
Friday
arrested
nine
foreigners,
including
three
US
citizens,
who
were
attempting
to
prevent
the
destruction
of
Palestinian
trees
and
land
to
make
way
for
a
“security
fence”
designed
to
separate
the
reoccupied
West
Bank
from
Israel.
Nablus
a
ghost
town
as
Israeli
invasion
cuts
short
Ramadan
celebrations
Jordan
Times,
November
16,
2002
NABLUS,
West
Bank
—
A
small
pile
of
stones
and
a
puddle
of
blood
mark
the
spot
where
17-year-old
Jalal
Awejan
was
shot
dead
as
an
Israeli
tank
passed
by
Thursday
in
the
centre
of
Nablus,
a
major
West
Bank
city
turned
into
a
ghost
town
by
a
fresh
Israeli
invasion.
IDF
grants
military
funeral
to
civilians
killed
in
Hebron
attack
Jerusalem
Post,
November
16,
2002
The
IDF
announced
Saturday
night
that
three
civilians,
among
them
the
civilian
security
officer
of
the
settlement
of
Kiryat
Arba,
will
be
granted
a
military
funeral
in
a
civilian
cemetery,
after
they
were
killed
in
a
shooting
attack
in
Hebron
Friday.
Israel
completes
first
kilometre
of
W.
Bank
barrier
Jordan
Times,
November
16,
2002
TEL
AVIV
(AP)
—
After
five
months
of
construction
on
a
planned
120-kilometre
barrier
between
Israel
and
the
West
Bank,
only
one
kilometre
has
been
completed,
the
defence
ministry
confirmed
Thursday.
Canadian
protester
arrested
in
West
Bank
CTV
News,
November
16,
2002
TULKAREM,
West
Bank
—
A
Canadian
protester
was
detained
Friday
after
being
beaten
during
a
demonstration
against
Israel's
construction
of
a
security
fence
in
the
northern
part
of
the
West
Bank.
Iraqi
army
is
tougher
than
US
believes
The
Guardian,
November
16,
2002
The
US
claims
a
war
against
Saddam
would
be
quick.
Wrong,
says
analyst
Toby
Dodge,
the
conflict
could
be
long
and
bloody:
With
just
two
days
to
go
before
the
UN
weapons
inspectors
arrive
in
Baghdad,
George
Bush's
administration
is
still
beating
the
war
drum.
Saddam
says
Iraq
wants
to
avert
U.S.
attack
Al-Bawaba,
November
16,
2002
Saddam
Hussein
sent
a
message
to
Iraq's
parliament
on
Saturday
saying
he
had
decided
to
accept
the
terms
of
a
harsh
U.N.
resolution
to
disarm
to
avert
a
U.S.
attack.
Iraq
Claims
7
Killed
in
Airstrike
The
Guardian,
November
16,
2002
BAGHDAD,
Iraq
(AP)
-
A
U.S.-British
airstrike
in
southern
Iraq
killed
seven
civilians
and
wounded
four,
the
Iraqi
military
said
Saturday.
Inspectors
confident
of
Iraqi
compliance
BBC,
November
16,
2002
The
United
Nations'
chief
weapons
inspector,
Hans
Blix,
has
said
he
is
counting
on
full
co-operation
from
Iraq
after
it
accepted
the
new
UN
resolution
on
inspections.
Denial
Of
Access
By
Iraq
Would
Be
"Very
Serious":
Blix
Islam
Online,
November
16,
2002
PARIS,
November
16
(News
Agencies)
-
Any
attempt
by
Iraq
to
hinder
or
delay
UN
weapons
inspectors
in
their
work
would
be
"very
serious",
the
UN's
chief
inspector,
Hans
Blix,
warned
Saturday
in
Paris.
Rumsfeld
Avoids
Questions
Regarding
Nuclear
Weapons
on
Iraq
Palestine
Chronicle,
November
15,
2002
WASHINGTON
(PC)
-
In
a
recent
call-in
show
on
Infinity
Broadcasting
and
National
Public
Radio,
regarding
weapons
inspections
in
Iraq,
Donald
Rumsfeld
bypassed
a
question
posed
by
a
caller
regarding
the
US
intention
to
use
nuclear
weapons
against
the
sanctions-hit
country.
Syrian
President
pardons
prominent
critic
of
the
regime
Al-Bawaba,
November
16,
2002
Syria's
President
Bashar
Assad
freed
a
74-year-old
Syrian
dissident
Saturday,
pardoning
him
on
humanitarian
grounds,
the
official
Syrian
Arab
News
Agency
reported.
Hamas-Fatah
talks
end
without
agreement;
Mofaz
speaks
about
no
time
limit
for
Nablus
raid
Al-Bawaba,
November
13,
2002
A
meeting
between
Hamas
and
Fatah
ended
Wednesday
with
no
agreement
on
halting
suicide
bombings
inside
Israel,
but
an
Egyptian
mediator
said
the
two
sides
would
keep
talking.
Afworki
considers
Arab
League
membership;
denies
presence
of
Israeli
bases
Arabic
News,
November
16,
2002
Eritrean
President
Isaias
Afworki
denied
the
presence
of
any
Israeli
bases
in
his
country
or
bowing
to
any
US
pressures
to
balk
at
joining
the
Arab
League.
Jordan:
Shbeilat
interrogated
over
provoking
violence
Arabic
News,
November
16,
2002
The
governor
of
Amman
yesterday
summoned
former
Jordanian
parliamentarian
and
chairman
of
the
"Zionism
fighting
society"
and
the
official
for
the
committee
in
charge
of
supporting
Iraq,
Leith
Shbeilat.
Turkey's
Ardoghan
meets
with
an
Israeli
delegation
Arabic
News,
November
16,
2002
The
Turkish
Ikhlas
news
agency
yesterday
quoted
well-informed
sources
in
Ankara
that
an
undeclared
meeting
took
place
last
Monday
between
the
chairman
of
the
Turkish
Justice
and
Development
party,
Rajab
Ardoghan,
and
a
high
ranking
Israeli
delegation
during
which
the
two
sides
discussed
the
future
of
Turkish-
Israeli
relations.
Maher
talls
Israel:
Roadmap
purely
American
plan
Arabic
News,
November
16,
2002
The
roadmap
is
a
purely
American
plan
to
be
adopted
by
Quartet
committee,
"said
Egypt's
Foreign
Minister
Ahmed
Maher.
Arafat
commends
the
Egyptian
role
in
solving
the
inter-
Palestinian
differences
Arabic
News,
November
16,
2002
The
chairman
of
the
Egyptian
general
intelligence
Lt.
Gen.
Omar
Suleiman
on
Thursday
met
with
the
chairman
of
the
Palestinian
Authority
Yasser
Arafat
in
Ramullah.
Arab
states
ask
for
buying
Turkish
waters
Arabic
News,
November
16,
2002
The
Turkish
authorities
yesterday
stressed
that
contacts
between
it
and
Israel
are
still
ongoing
on
what
is
known
as
"Managfat
project
for
peace
waters"
and
that
these
contacts
seem
positive,
but
the
two
sides
are
waiting
the
political
climate
to
be
clarified
in
the
two
countries
in
order
to
finalize
the
deal
and
start
exporting
waters
to
Israel.
Leading
Syrian
dissident
'pardoned'
BBC,
November
16,
2002
An
outspoken
critic
of
the
Syrian
Government
who
was
sentenced
to
nearly
three
years
in
jail
has
been
pardoned,
the
country's
official
news
agency
has
reported.
Who
are
Islamic
Jihad?
BBC,
November
16,
2002
Islamic
Jihad
may
be
one
of
the
best
known
names
associated
with
Palestinian
militancy,
but
it
has
always
been
a
relatively
small
and
shadowy
organisation.
After
Increasing
Tensions,
U.S.
Reviewing
Aid
to
Egypt:
Report
Islam
Online,
November
16,
2002
WASHINGTON,
November
16
(IslamOnline
&
News
Agencies)
-
The
U.S.
is
reviewing
all
its
aid
to
the
Arab
world
to
see
how
much
it
can
redirect
to
programs
that
promote
democracy
and
the
rule
of
law,
an
Israeli
newspaper
quoted
a
State
Department
official
saying.
Prodi
says
Israel
should
be
part
of
EU's
'ring
of
friends'
Ha'aretz,
November
16,
2002
European
Commission
President
Romano
Prodi
said
this
week
that
he
supports
the
expansion
of
a
"ring
of
friends"
to
the
European
Union,
which
would
include
Israel
and
Morocco.
Duisenberg
plans
Jan.
visit
to
territories,
meeting
with
Arafat
Ha'aretz,
November
16,
2002
AMSTERDAM,
Netherlands
-
Gretta
Duisenberg,
a
Dutch
pro-Palestinian
activist
and
wife
of
European
Central
Bank
Chairman
Wim
Duisenberg,
will
visit
West
Bank
and
Gaza
in
January
and
meet
with
Palestinian
Authority
Chairman
Yasser
Arafat,
her
group
said
Saturday.
New
gov't
center
to
be
nuclear-proof
Ha'aretz,
November
16,
2002
Construction
of
a
"national
emergency
management
center"
began
recently
near
Jerusalem.
Once
completed,
the
center
will
enable
the
government
to
operate
under
nuclear,
chemical
and
biological
attack.
Lebanese
PM
to
lobby
U.S.
aid
in
visit
to
Washington
Jerusalem
Post,
November
16,
2002
BEIRUT,
Lebanon
-
Prime
Minister
Rafik
Hariri
is
flying
to
Washington
this
weekend
to
press
the
United
States
to
make
a
substantial
loan
at
the
upcoming
donors'
conference
on
Lebanon,
his
office
said
in
a
statement
Saturday.
Arab
FMs
to
meet
in
Damascus
Jordan
Times,
November
16,
2002
CAIRO
(AFP)
—
Nine
top
Arab
diplomats
will
meet
in
Damascus
next
week
to
forge
a
joint
stand
on
a
US-inspired
road
map
for
Arab-Israeli
peace,
a
source
at
the
Arab
League
said
on
Thursday.
More
suspects
arrested
in
Maan
Jordan
Times,
November
16,
2002
MAAN
(Petra)
—
Security
forces
on
Thursday
arrested
another
four
people
in
the
southern
city
of
Maan
in
a
now
five-day
crackdown
on
persons
wanted
by
the
authorities
in
connection
with
various
criminal
acts.
video
Hebron
expects
to
pay
a
heavy
price
BBC,
November
16,
2002
video
Israeli
official:
No-one
believes
there
can
be
a
military
solution
BBC,
November
16,
2002
