The New York Times · 15 November 1993

CP-1993-031

ISRAELI AIDES WANT MORE FROM ARAFAT

They Say His Condemnation of Killing of Settler Does Not Go Far Enough

Joel Greenberg

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Transcribed from the clipping

“Israeli Cabinet ministers said today that Yasir Arafat’s condemnation on Saturday of the killing of a Jewish settler did not go far enough.”

Context added by this archive

A condemnation is issued and judged insufficient. The archive holds a long run of these: the demand is never for a statement, it is for the next statement.

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"ISRAELI AIDES WANT MORE FROM ARAFAT," The New York Times, 15 November 1993. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1993-031. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1993-031

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