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While media distracted by attack on Iraq, Israeli soldiers
- Subject: While media distracted by attack on Iraq, Israeli soldiers
- From: Enrico Marcandalli <ramalkandy at iol.it>
- Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2003 12:27:29 +0100
The Palestine Monitor, A PNGO Information Clearinghouse UPDATE While media distracted by attack on Iraq, Israeli soldiers take hostages in Nablus; attempt to kill another US activist 20 March 2003 Israel is using the distraction of the international media during the current attack against Iraq to upscale its activities targeting Palestinians, civil society organizations based in the West Bank and Gaza Strip said today. According to sources, Israeli soldiers today invaded the Old City of Nablus and are currently holding several men, women and children hostage. The Israeli army has also destroyed several houses in the area. In another development, an Israeli soldier shot a US activist and member of GIPP (Grassroots International Protection for Palestinians) in Nablus the second Israeli attack against a US citizen this week. Eric Hawanith, 21, from Chicago, was shot in the chest and leg by three rubber-coated steelbullets. He was rushed to hospital by Palestinian paramedics, who were being
shot at by Israelis as they attempted to provide Hawanith with first aid. Rachel Corrie, a US peace activist, was murdered by an Israeli in a bulldozer on Sunday as she was demonstrating against the demolition of a home in Rafah, in the Gaza Strip.Israeli forces also invaded al Magazi refugee camp in Gaza today, blowing up
one house and shooting at civilians randomly. For more information contact: The Palestine Monitor +972 (0)2 298 5372 or see http://www.palestinemonitor.org
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