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Subject:
Israeli tanks enter West Bank towns
Date:
Fri, 19 Oct 2001 03:33:10 -1000 (HST)
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Assalamu'alaikum
ININ NOTE: Notice the last two sentences in this article which reads:
"US spokesman Philip Reeker had said that an overreaction by Israel to
Mr Zeevi's killing would let terrorists derail recent steps toward
peace with the Palestinians. "That's exactly what the perpetrators
of these acts want to see happen," he said.
Is this not an admission from a US official that unjust state
policies against a people will triggger a violent and even a
terrorist reaction? Is that not what many people have been trying to
tell the US all along, especailly after the tragic events of Septem-
ber 11th? The best way to fight terrorism is to treat all people, no
matter where they live, with decency and respect. Is that too much
to ask for?
ININ
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Israeli tanks enter West Bank towns
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/middle_east/newsid_1607000/1607837.stm
Israeli tanks and bulldozers have entered the Palestinian-controlled
towns of Bethlehem and Beit Jala, dismissing appeals from Washington
for restraint. Tanks started rolling into the two West Bank towns
after Palestinian gunmen attacked Gilo, a Jewish neighbourhood on
occupied land, in response to the killing of Palestinian militia
leader Atef Abayat in a car explosion on Thursday.
Seven Palestinians are reported to have been wounded, three critically,
by Israeli gunfire in Bethlehem and Beit Jala.
Meanwhile in the West Bank town of Ramallah, a Palestinian policeman
was killed during clashes with Israeli forces, and in Gaza a 13-year-
old was killed when he picked up a live shell allegedly fired by an
Israeli tank.
Violence has been escalating in the region since Palestinian militants
killed the Israeli Tourism Minister, Rehavam Zeevi, in a Jerusalem
hotel two days ago.
US pressure
The Palestinian Authority has arrested several suspects in connection
with the assassination, but rejected Israel's demand to hand them
over.
In an increasing war of words, the Palestinians have accused the
Israeli Government of returning to violence and providing more excuses
for international terrorism.
The death of Mr Abayat, the Bethlehem military leader of Palestinian
leader Yasser Arafat's Fatah faction, came just after Israel had
promised retribution for Mr Zeevi's assassination.
The BBC's Barbara Plett in Jerusalem says that while officially the
army suggests he was killed by his own bomb, privately Israeli security
sources say he had been targeted by Israel.
Israel has renewed its policy of tracking and killing militants on
its most wanted list, saying it is forced to do so because Mr Arafat
does not arrest them.
And an aide to Mr Arafat has even accused Israel of plotting to
assassinate the Palestinian leader himself.
"The Palestinian Authority has discovered Israeli plans to assassinate
President Yasser Arafat and other Palestinian leaders," Nabil Abu
Rudeina said.
Call for restraint
The US State Department, which is attempting to hold together a
coalition for its war on terrorism that contains many Middle East
states hostile to Israel, had called on the Israelis to exercise
restraint following the assassination of Mr Zeevi.
Mr Zeevi, a highly controversial hardliner and the first elected
official to be killed by Palestinians since the creation of the
Jewish state, was buried in an emotional ceremony on Thursday.
US spokesman Philip Reeker had said that an overreaction by Israel
to Mr Zeevi's killing would let terrorists derail recent steps
toward peace with the Palestinians.
"That's exactly what the perpetrators of these acts want to see
happen," he said.
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