1 Graveside and Cemetery Chapel Services 1 Israeli Guard Stabbed In Old Jerusalem Jerusalem (JTA) — A Pales- tinian woman stabbed and kvounded an Israeli guard in Jerusalem's Old City, ad- Uing to a string of violent at- tacks that has hit this coun- try i n the past week. The guard, hospitalized with lung wounds described Os "light to medium," was escorting a woman from the swish Quarter to the Moslem Quarter. Police apprehended the at- tacker, a 34-year-old mother of four from a refugee camp pear the West Bank city of Ramallah. The stabbing on Haggai Street, one of the busiest alleys in the Old City, added to the already high tension in Jerusalem, where police were searching for the Israeli Jew who shot dead an Arab in eastern Jerusalem after his car was stoned. In the Gaza Strip, mean- while, Israeli security forces maintained a curfew on the Rafah refugee camp as sear: ches continued for the Pales- Linians who killed an Israeli Ehere. Police released the name of Fhe murdered Israeli, Yehoshua Weissbrod, 44, a gas company worker from Tel Aviv, who was shot to death after mistakenly 16ntering the refugee camp on his way to a gas terminal Mar the Israeli-Egyptian border. About 100 local residents were detained for question- ing, according to Palestinian pources. Local sources iden- tified the killers as members 1f the Hawks, an armed gang affiliated with the Palestine Liberation Organ- ization's mainstream Fatah faction. In addition, the entire Gaza Strip remained sealed Ooff for a second day, with the army barring the 40,000 or so Palestinian laborers who enter Israel proper daily to work. The army closed off the territory following the Orutal murder of two Israelis in the heart of Tel Aviv, car- ried out by a Gaza resident who managed to enter Israel without a valid permit. Ion Jerusalem, Arab s tudents clashed with border olice, and two rioting igtudents were lightly wounded in the head by rubber bullets. Jerusalem police were still searching for the killer of Juma Abdul Aziz, 60, who was shot to death by a Jew- ish driver who came under a stoning attack in eastern Jerusalem. The driver fired several shots in return and fled the scene. Jerusalem police did track down another Israeli driver who fired shots and damaged vehicles in the northern Jerusalem Arab neighbor- hood of Isawiya. The man told police he had opened fire in self-defense, after stones had been thrown at his car. Police confiscated his gun following questioning.. Deputy Defense Minister Mordechai Gur expressed confidence that Israel would continue the peace process, despite the recent tension in southern Lebanon, Gaza and Jerusalem. At the same time, Mr. Gur said, Israel would do its utmost to fight Arab terrorism. Palestinian Is Detained Tel Aviv (JTA) — The identi- ty of a fourth Palestinian American arrested on suspi- cion of hostile anti- Israel ac- tivity has been given as An- war Hamdan Dandoul, 33, of Lafayette, Pa. Mr. Dandoul was arrested Feb. 28 in the West Bank village of Ramallah, and was, like the other Palestin-. ians detained, accused of engaging in hostile anti- Israel activities on behalf of Hamas. Like Mohammed Salah, 39, and Mohammed Jarrad, 38, Mr. Dandoul entered Israel in mid-January. All three are said to have been sent here by llamas to help rebuild the organization from setbacks experienced since the December deporta- tions to Lebanon of over 400 of its alleged members. Mr. Dandoul's attorney, Jawad Boulos, said his client commuted between his hometown of El-Bireh and the United States frequently since first leaving 10 years ago. 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