Tensions Remain High
In Territories

Jerusalem (JTA) — Six Pa-
lestinians were shot dead
over the weekend and dozens
others wounded in bloody
clashes with Israeli soldiers,
as tensions remained high in
e Gaza Strip during the
ongoing crisis over Israel's
deportation of Arab ac-
tivists.
Israeli soldiers killed three
Palestinian gunmen who
were about to ambush an
rmy unit in the Gaza Strip
and fatally shot three other
Palestinians in separate
stone-throwing clashes dur-
ing the weekend.
A seventh Palestinian was
killed in the Gaza Strip, but
it was unclear whether he
was shot by troops or
murdered by fellow Arabs on
suspicion of collaboration
with Israeli authorities.
Foreign Minister Shimon
Peres told reporters that
both the government and the
army "were checking them-
selves following the growing
number of fatalities in the
territories."
Elsewhere in the ter-
ritories, security forces ar-
rested two men in the West
Bank village of Silat al-
Khartiya who are suspected
of having murdered a Jewish
farmer in northern Israel
four months ago. They are
also suspected of the attemp-
ted murder of y- - et another
farmer.
The widespread riots
which broke out in the Gaza
Strip were apparently trig-
gered by Israel's publication
of the names of 101
deportees it was willing to
accept back in the country.
The named deportees are
among the 415 Palestinians
temporarily expelled by
Israel last December for be-
ing active in the Islamic
fundamentalist movement.
Palestinians have thus far
rejected Israel's compromise
offer to partially reverse the
deportations.
In the clash with armed
Palestinians, Israeli soldiers
spotted a white car near the
Nuseirat refugee camp in
the Gaza Strip approaching
with rifles sticking out of the
windows.
The soldiers, who were
preparing to place a
roadblock near the refugee
camp, fired on the gunmen
first, killing one of the men
instantly and fatally woun-
ding two others.
Soldiers captured two
other Palestinians in the car

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unharmed, and handed them
to Israel's domestic intel-
ligence agency, the Shin Bet,
for interrogation.
Two Karl Gustav rifles,
one Kalachnikov rifle, and
plenty of ammunition were
found in the car.
Following the incident, the
army clamped a curfew on
Nuseirat and two other
refugee camps in the neigh-
borhood.
Fierce riots broke out after
rumors spread in the camps
that the three gunmen were
killed while in custody,
rather than during the
clash.
The riots began near the
homes of the killed gunmen
at the Jebaliya refugee
camp, with hundreds of local
residents throwing stones
and bricks at soldiers. The
rioters threatened to storm
the military outpost in the
heart of the camp.
Soldiers then fired at the
crowd, killing one youth. A
second youth was shot to
death at the Bureij refugee
camp nearby.
A 21-year-old Palestinian
was killed in the Rafah refu-
gee camp, but it was unclear
whether he was killed by
Israeli troops or by other
Arabs.
The most recent death in
the territories took place
when Israeli security forces
shot a 16-year-old boy during
a clash with stone throwers
in the east Jerusalem refu-
gee camp of Shuafat.
In another stone-throwing
battle; soldiers shot and se-
riously wounded a 17-year-
old youth in the West Bank
city of Nablus.

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