New York Times · 10 September 2001

CP-2001-036

8 Dead, Scores Hurt; A Nation Horrified

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“The first by an Arab citizen of Israel”

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James Bennet, from Nahariya. The clause is the reason the attack is reported as a turn rather than another bombing — and note the form the Times reaches for when the sentence has to be exact: not Israeli Arab, but

Arab citizen of Israel.

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"8 Dead, Scores Hurt; A Nation Horrified," New York Times, 10 September 2001. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2001-036. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2001-036

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