Argus Leader · Sioux Falls, South Dakota · 10 November 2002
CP-2002-016
'We've had no water for 10 days'
OCCUPATION OF A WEST BANK CITY. Israeli says military curfew is necessary to prevent suicide bombings
Jamie Tarabay, AP
Transcribed from the clipping
Israel's renewed occupation of Jenin - now in its third week - has left its mark everywhere: tanks have knocked down electricity poles and palm trees lining streets, and a military curfew confines tens of thousands of residents to their homes. Photo: Palestinian children violate a curfew by playing in front of their home near a heap of uncollected garbage.
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"'We've had no water for 10 days'," Argus Leader, 10 November 2002. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2002-016. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2002-016
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