The News & Observer · Raleigh, North Carolina · 6 January 1988
CP-1988-006
Undaunted Palestinians resume violence
The Associated Press

Transcribed from the clipping
The story under that headline: "an Israeli soldier, hit by a stone during a protest in the West Bank village of El Ram, five miles north of Jerusalem, chased a 14-year-old boy into a house and started shooting, killing a 25-year-old woman as she hung laundry in her courtyard. The killing triggered protests throughout the West Bank." It also quotes the Haaretz columnist Yoel Marcus: "One morning, a person wakes up and discovers that he is out of punishments... his children are no longer afraid. This is a moment of terrible crisis for the parent."
Context added by this archive
The headline says Palestinians resumed violence. The story describes a soldier shooting a woman who was hanging laundry.
Cite this item
"Undaunted Palestinians resume violence," The News & Observer, 6 January 1988. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1988-006. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1988-006
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