Airwaves Become Battleground in Israeli Palestinian Clash
Israeli officials accuse the Palestinian Authority of inciting violence through Voice of Palestine broadcasts while Palestinian leaders defend their programming as ground realities reporting. The conflict includes rocket attacks on transmitters, Hebrew language appeals to soldiers, and global TV images fueling international response.
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New gun battles as Israelis Palestinians negotiate summit terms
U.N. mediators pressed Yasser Arafat to attend a US led Mideast summit as violence continued. A Palestinian was killed by Israeli fire, worshippers faced police blocks at Jerusalem's shrine, and both sides set terms for a weekend summit while a broader truce remained elusive.
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