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grenade attack on a group of Gaza
residents waiting for jobs near
Ashkelon. There were 13 incidents
along the border, including four
on the Jordanian line compared to
two the previous week; two on
the Lebanese frontier compared to
one a week earlier; one on the
Syrian line; and seven in the Gaza
Strip, compared to three the pre-
vious week.
An Israeli soldier was killed
Monday morning during a ter-
rorist attack in the Jebaliyah
refugee camp in the Gaza Strip.
A local woman and a baby were
killed in the exchange of fire
following the attack. Two girls
were wounded.
A terrorist was killed and an-
other was wounded and captured
in a clash with an Israeli patrol
north of Jebaliyah an hour later-
Arms and ammunition were re-
trieved from their bodies. The
dead terrorist was on the wanted
list of he Israeli security forces.
Another terrorist on the wanted
list was killed in the Gaza Strip
by an Israeli patrol that shot him
when he refused to stop running.
Three terrorists who kidnaped
three Israeli Bedouins in the Gaza
Strip Saturday were arrested over
the weekend. They were holding
their victims in an orange grove,
when one escaped and called the
security forces. An arms cache
was discovered nearby.
TEL AVIV (JTA)
—
The terrorist
rocket attack on Petah Tikva on
July 7 claimed two more victims
Sunday, both elderly ill women.
Zehava Chodorov, 69, and Caro-
lina Lazar, 70, died of injuries they
sustained when a Katyusha rocket
scored a direct hit on their ward in
the Beth Rivka Hospital, an insti-
tution for the chronically ill.
The other victims, who were
killed instantly, were Anat Dar-
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Photo shows damage caused by rocket attack on Beth Rivka Hospital
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bashi, 5, whose home was struck
by a rocket, and Esther Vitas, 71,
a patient at Beth Rivka. The
search for the perpetrators is con-
tinuing.
Security forces announced the
arrests of several persons sus-
pected of having aided the ter-
rorists in carrying their equip-
ment to within range of Petah
Tikva. On Friday helicopters
spotted the rocket launcher less
than a mile east of the green
line, the boundary between Is-
raeli territory and the occupied
West Bank. Two local Arab boys
who approached the launcher
were wounded by the explosion
of booby traps set by the ter-
rorists.
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there for some time and had made
a meal. Israeli authorities are con-
vinced that they could not have
carried out the attack without the
aid from nearby villagers. All vil-
lages east of the green line have
been under curfew since July 8,
though not Arab villages on the
Israeli side of the line. The resi-
dents of several of the latter have
sent condolences to the mayor of
Petah Tikva over the tragedy.
The Katyusha rocket attack
scored a direct hit on Beth Rivka.
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terrorists "probably came from
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Terrorist Found Guilty of Six
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TEL AVIV (JTA) — What was
probably the longest prison sen-
tence ever handed down by an Is-
raeli court—military or civilion-
was imposed by a Gaza tribunal
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moud Mussa Yassin, alias Bu
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murders, two of his victims being
Arab women. Captured while try-
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sentenced to a life term for each
of the murders, plus 14 years. The
terrorist leader narrowly averted
the death sentence because only
one judge tried his case.
Under Israeli law, the death
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An Arab terrorist was killed in
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