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Palestinians, Settlers
Clash In West Bank
Jerusalem (JTA) — A Pales-
tinian died of a gunshot wound
after clashes between Jewish set-
tlers and Palestinians at a hill-
side near the West Bank
settlement of Beit El.
The incident occurred when
some 100 Palestinian residents
of the nearby Arab village of Deir
al-Kara went to the hill, where
settlers set up a tent campsite as
part of a their protest against ex-
tending Palestinian self-rule in
the West Bank.
When the group of Palestin-
ians arrived at the hill, they
found a woman and several chil-
dren, who soon fled the site.
The Palestinians then tore
down a tent and set fire to an
Israeli flag. They replaced it with
a Palestinian flag, according to
local news reports.
A short time later, a security
officer from Beit El and several
ysettlers came to the site and
fired shots into the air to disperse
the crowd.
Palestinian witnesses claimed
that 22-year-old Khairy Mo-
hammed Abdel-Hafeez was hit
by the gunfire. He later died in a
hospital in Ramallah.
But a representative of the set-
tlers denied that the gunfire had
killed the Palestinian.
"As far as I know, there might
have been some shots in the air
to disperse the crowd," Moshe
Meir of Beit El told Israel Radio.
"The Palestinians all left run-
ning. Someone shot cannot run.
It might have been some internal
clash in the village, and they
connected the two events."
Israeli police arrested two res-
idents of Beit El later in the day.
More than 150 settlers later
scuffled with police outside a po-
lice station in Jerusalem where
the two were thought to be held.
Meanwhile, settlers continued
their protests at other sites
throughout the West Bank.
Among their demands, the set-
tlers are calling for a national ref-
erendum before Israel turns over
any additional portions of the
West Bank to the Palestinians.
Yugoslavia
Seeks Aid
(m) -
Yugoslavia
Jerusalem
has appealed to Israel for
humanitarian aid for the thou-
sands of Serb refugees who fled
the Croatian onslaught on the
Krajina region.
The region previously was held
by rebel Serbs.
The request comes only weeks
after Israel sent aid to Bosnian
Muslims in a joint airlift with
Jordan.
Ori Orr, head of the Knesset
Foreign Affairs and Defense
Committee, said he supported the
effort.
"I think we should give them
the same attention we gave the
Bosnian refugees," he told Israel
Radio. "Israel must realize that
all refugees are equal."