Honolulu Star Bulletin · 8 April 1994

CP-1994-020

A bombed bus

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Associated Press The Rev. Jesse Jackson and his entourage sit trapped in their tour bus as Palestinian stone-throwers battle Israeli soldiers in Hebron today. The U.S. civil rights leader was on a private peace mission to the town. leaders Rev.

Jackson gets caught in Palestinian com- plained about Israeli army crack- downs and urged Jackson to violence in Hebron during trip help reopen the mosque, closed since the massacre, and to work for the evacuation of some 400 son was about to leave Hebron Reuters Jewish settlers from Hebron. without visiting al-Ibrahimi HEBRON, West Bank - U.S.

Also today, Israel announced it mosque, scene of the massacre. would import foreign workers to civil rights leader Jesse Jackson Jackson, on a peace mission to replace Palestinians banned today led Palestinians in a chant Israel and the occupied territo- from the Jewish state after two of "keep hope alive"

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"A bombed bus," Honolulu Star Bulletin, 8 April 1994. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1994-020. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1994-020

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