Sharon blasts US move over Israeli strategic accord
Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon condemns the Reagan administration for suspending a strategic cooperation accord with Israel. He warns the action undermines credibility of U.S. commitments under Camp David and threatens Israeli security amid the Golan Heights annexation dispute and broader Middle East tensions. He cites sanctions, canceled arms talks, and currency measures as evidence of American hostility.
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Bomb Kills 11 in Beirut in Time Truck Blast
A time bomb hidden in a pickup exploded in a Beirut residential district during midday traffic, killing five policemen and six pedestrians and injuring fifteen others. The blast followed the nearby Iraqi Embassy explosion five days earlier. Fire from overturned cars and the gas station flames were quickly contained. Police noted a Volkswagen car suspected of packing explosives was parked across from the gas station.
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