Life Stumbles On After Jerusalem Market Bombing
In Jerusalem the afterglow of a double bomb attack killing 15 fades as life returns to normal. Debris is cleared, funerals proceed, and shoppers resume the Mahane Yehuda market routine while psychologists note deep inner exhaustion from repeated attacks.
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Arafat Seeks Arab Backing From Egypt Visit
Yasser Arafat traveled to Egypt on Saturday seeking Arab backing against what he called dangerous measures by Israel after a deadly bombing. Israel has suspended peace talks with the Palestinian Authority, arrested dozens, and demanded Arafat crack down on renamed militants, while remaining unclear on arrests tied to the attack. Arafat urged U.S. and regional leaders to back his stance amid ongoing violence and uncertainty over responsibility.
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