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Young Palestinian boys prepare to clash with border police.

Israeli Leaders Attack
Report On Killings

Jerusalem (JTA) —
Government and opposition
figures alike have assailed a
report by the Israeli human
rights organization
B'Tselem that criticizes the
Israeli army for the large
number of Palestinian chil-
dren shot dead in the ad-
ministered territories.
Deputy Defense Minister
Mordechai Gur went so far
as to describe the charges by
B'Tselem as a "blood libel,"
a term heretofore reserved
for a virulent anti-Semitic
calumny that Jews kill gen-
tiles to use their blood in
Jewish ritual.
B'Tselem's report,
published last week, claims
that some 232 Palestinian
children were killed by army
soldiers and thousands
wounded since the beginn-
ing of the intifada.
The report became a sub-
ject of debate in the Knesset
when the issue of the kill-
ings was raised by Knesset
member Naomi Chazan of
the left-wing Meretz bloc.
Ms. Chazan stressed that
she was not criticizing the
army, but rather the
"governments of Israel in
the present and in the past"
whose policies led Israel
Defense Force soldiers to kill
children.
"Some 232 were killed,
and that's a fact that cannot
be erased," she said.
Ms. Chazan's comments
predictably upset both Labor
and opposition leaders.
Likud Knesset member
David Levy was furious.

When Ms. Chazan spoke,
he got up from his seat and
shouted: "How can you use
such language? Is it the
policy of the government of
Israel to kill children?
"I belong to the opposition,
but with all due respect, I
cannot hear such things,"
Mr. Levy said.
Mr. Gur said that part of
the problem was the fact
that the Palestinians were

Ms. Chazan's
comments
predictably upset
both Labor and
opposition
leaders.

sending children to the front
of their violent demonstra-
tions, purposely creating a
situation in which children
and soldiers confront each
other.
According to B'Tselem fig-
ures — which were not
disputed by the army —
some 38 children younger
than age 16 have been killed
in the past six months, more
than double the number of
children killed all last year
and more than during any
other parallel period in the
past.
The organization an-
nounced it was staging a 38-
day protest strike in
Jerusalem, one day for every
child killed. ❑