New York Times · 26 February 1994

CP-1994-028

AT LEAST 40 SLAIN IN WEST BANK AS ISRAELI FIRES INTO MOSQUE; CLINTON MOVES TO RESCUE TALKS

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Transcribed from the clipping

“At least 40 slain in West Bank as Israeli fires into mosque; Clinton moves to rescue talks.”

Context added by this archive

The front page of 26 February 1994. The archive previously held the aftermath of the Ibrahimi Mosque massacre from 2 March onward and nothing at all from the days it happened; this deck supplies fourteen clippings across four days. Note the grammar: an Israeli fires, and the second clause is about the talks.

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"AT LEAST 40 SLAIN IN WEST BANK AS ISRAELI FIRES INTO MOSQUE; CLINTON MOVES TO RESCUE TALKS," New York Times, 26 February 1994. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1994-028. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1994-028

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