Fighting in Jerusalem intensifies

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A8 KALAMAZOO GAZETTE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2,2000 World Fighting in Jerusalem intensifies I ON CAPE PRESSE In Netzarim before dawn, Israe li troops hoisted sleepy tots onto JERUSALEM Israelis and Palestinians waee sierce battles throughout the west Bank nd Gaza Strip today, ignoring ppeals from around the world to the vie a so in to panick of and even parts of Jerusalem. maeli tanks took cross the ma mom tasty must rises in the West Bank town of Rama lan Gaza, at an army our • the isolated settlement in this image from television, Jamal Aldura shouts toward the camera as he protects his 12-year-old son Mohammed, as they shelter behind a barrel from crossfire Saturday near Netzarim Jewish settiement in southern Gaza city, moments fater Mohammed was fatally shot and his father was seriously wounded.

Television cameras capture child caught in the crossfire BY LAURA KING THE ASSOCIATED PRESS puttinen the Paintinians delib- when the raresuans BUREIJ REFUGEE CAMP. Gaza Strip — He died huddled in some or them young peopite to his father's arms, caught in a hail demonsie an orto demon abandoned ower ana removed an Israeli flag.

Palestinian snipers fired inside the compounde Israelis responded with anti-tank missiles and helicopter gunships. and in juring cording to hospital chunks off buildings and torched The violence also continued to spread in Israell Arab village. once reported mat ave slat today, brining Tee Toke to sIx since tion." "Stop shooting our soldiers, our old people, our youths, ou romen" Arafat said in a state ent "Get Israeli soldiers out of Palestinian cities and refugee ity protests on Sunday.

Riots even reached towns otherwise known for successful Jewish-Arab coex such as the old coastal Rioters trashed areth, the town of Jesus' boy- The street battles, sparked by a stones and not ony Sones Ou! in a shocking scene viewed all over the world Twelve-year-old Mohammed Jamal Aldura - shot as his des- perate father tried to shield him mersey o undera muto the mid cash ouside a she dewise sur me reader or me nataste opposi tion Likud party, to the Jerusa- lem shrine revered by Muslims und Jews, had taken the lives of 35 Palestinians and eight Israelis by today.

More than 1,000 Pales inians were injured, by Palestin Today's death toll wa in addition to the five Israeli Arabs, four protesters died in the Gaza Strip, and one was killed in the West Bank. Fire fights also raged in a West land of peace and brotherhood," John Paul I said while meeting pilgrims to the Vatican on Mon day. "That's what God wants.

On the fifth day of clashes, Pal- take the fight to Israeli civilians. An Israeli man traveling through the West Bank was shot dead at ently by Palestinian militants. oolbus on its way to the Je der fire, and so did a private car waveng me sereno bypass roadsNo one was mitted mn tost shootings.

In the West Bank town of Nab- us, a gun battle erupted afte bout 10,000 mourners attende the funeral march of the 20-year- ASSECIATED PR An Israeli undercover police officer grabs a Palestinian youth participating in stone-throwing clashes with Israeli troops during a riot-control operation in the Shuafat refugee camp in east arusalum sunday.

Brand neured it The senselea areDomo STUCK in the teeming refugee camp where he spent his short life. he death inited a bitter and s Walk - a stan Wor for BEc Israeli-Palestinian troublemaker, or scamp On saturazy, with dany clasnes intensifying. his mother Tired ashes the tered out him away from the ranks who shoot them, or the Palestin- Noung stone throwers by telling an adults who allow or even en was shopping for a used car.

Wo ence In Mohammed's death, it was briety into tames wounday. an smelt horder Dolcerk Was enclave in creasingly disrupted the lives of several raresuan saunch ordinary Israelis and Palestin- therer are on israel troops, Lac ing toward the wails of the cons Ies away.

Residents of Psagot, a tiny set- homont mered into the reposes of Ramallah, cowered inside their omes as gunfire was heard out side. The army said shots were Iso fired at a junction of Ramallah, not long anter Minister Ehud Barak had visited On the ground, Israelis and Palestinians sale teet eared ne situation was getting worse. blamed the Israelis.

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"Fighting in Jerusalem intensifies," Kalamazoo Gazette, 2 October 2000. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2000-027. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2000-027

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