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Subject:       Arutz-7 News: Thursday, Dec. 13, 2001
Arutz Sheva News Service
<http://www.IsraelNationalNews.com>
Thursday, Dec. 13, 2001 / Kislev 28, 5762
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TODAY'S HEADLINES:
   1. TEN MORE VICTIMS
   2. ISRAEL RESPONDS VERBALLY AND MILITARILY
   3. REACTIONS
   4. HISTORY OF THE GOV'T DECISION DECLARING ARAFAT 'IRRELEVANT"
   5. YESHA COUNCIL EMERGENCY MEETING IN EMANUEL
1.  TEN MORE VICTIMS
The victims of yesterday's terrorist massacre outside the hareidi city of 
Emanuel in the Shomron:
* Moshe Mordechai Gutman, 40, from Emanuel, was buried this morning in Har 
HaMenuchot in Jerusalem.  He was the father of nine children, the oldest of 
whom is a 16-year-old daughter.  He was wounded a year ago in another 
terrorist attack.
* Border Guard Sgt. Yoel Bienenfeld, 35, of Tal Shachar was buried in the 
regional cemetery near his home, off the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv highway.  He 
was killed when he and his three Border Guard colleagues rushed to the 
scene to help the wounded and the terrorists opened fire on them.  Another 
Border Guard fighter was wounded, but the two others helped kill the terrorist.
* The three Tzorfati family members - Yaakov Tzorfati, 64, of Emanuel, and 
his two sons David, 38, and Chanan, 32, both of Ginot Shomron - were buried 
in Kfar Sava at 3 PM.  They are survived by their wife/mother and two 
daughters/sisters.
* Yisrael Sternberg, 46, of Emanuel, survived by his wife of 12 years.
* Yirmiyahu Salem, 48, of Emanuel.
* Esther Avraham, 42, mother of five children between the ages of 4 and 20, 
who moved to Emanuel only a short time ago.
* Avraham Nachman Nitzani, 18, of Beitar Illit, buried in Har HaMenuchot.
* Ya'ir Amar, 14, from Emanuel, son of Yemenite immigrants.  He was a 
student at the Migdal Ohr Yeshiva in Migdal HaEmek.
The attack occurred when a public bus traveling from Bnei Brak to the 
Shomron community of Emanuel was bombed and fired upon from three different 
directions at about 6 PM.  The Dan Company #189 bus was several hundred 
meters from the entrance to Emanuel when two roadside bombs were detonated 
alongside it, killing four passengers almost instantly.  The driver managed 
to keep driving out of the line of fire, but when he neared the gate and 
some of the wounded were finally able to get off the bus, the three 
terrorists began spraying the area with automatic weapons fire.  No one was 
able to approach the bus to help the wounded who could not alight on their 
own.  Nearby cars, and those who escaped from them, were also shot at.  One 
terrorist actually stood on the road and continued firing; a car ran him 
down, but he kept firing until a jeep ran him over a second time and killed 
him.  The two other terrorists escaped, but not before they fired on 
emergency vehicles that arrived on the scene.  At least one person was 
killed when his car - and two others - turned over.
Some 30 wounded were taken to hospitals in Tel Aviv, Kfar Sava, and Petach 
Tikvah.  Over 20 are still hospitalized - one in critical condition and 
seven listed in moderate condition.  Four of the seven children of the 
Siton family were hurt, including one who is conscious but in critical 
condition.  Three children are in one hospital, and a fourth is in 
another.  Ten-year-old Aharon Cohen was saved when a bolt from one of the 
bombs blasted through his yarmulke - but caused only surface wounds to his 
head.  Chief Rabbi Lau and President Moshe Katzav visited the wounded in 
Beilinson Hospital today.  Rabbi Lau said that the latest events prove that 
the Oslo process was a mistake, and that "we should learn from Egypt and 
Jordan how to deal with hostile elements."
Israeli sources say that the three terrorists who perpetrated the massacre 
were included in the list of 33 wanted terrorists that Israel submitted to 
the PA several weeks ago.
2. ISRAEL RESPONDS VERBALLY AND MILITARILY
Following the attacks in Emanuel and Gush Katif last night, the government 
decided to call off all contacts with Yasser Arafat and to take strong 
military action against Palestinian targets.  The Cabinet declared that 
Arafat is no longer "relevant," and considers him directly responsible for 
the terrorism.  It was further decided that the army would prepare quickly 
for arrests and the confiscation of weapons in Judea, Samaria, and 
Gaza.  The government sees the PA and its leader as "directly responsible 
for the Palestinian population's sad situation, and will continue to do 
what it can to help this population."
In the ensuing air and ground attacks during the night, the following 
targets were hit: The Palestinian Department of Science in Shechem (which 
served as a cover for an explosives manufacturing plant), the PLO airport's 
radar and control tower, the only helicopter pad in Shechem, Force 17 
buildings in Gaza, the PA's naval police headquarters, and more.  The army 
also took control of a few neighborhoods in Ramallah, and positioned tanks 
aimed at Arafat's office windows only 200 meters away.  Around noon, IDF 
forces destroyed the main antenna of Voice of Palestine Radio - one of the 
PA's central symbols - and bulldozed others of the installation's 
buildings.  "If the PA doesn't stop its incitement," an army source said, 
"we'll stop it for them."  Irregular radio and television broadcasts 
continue from other stations, however.
3. REACTIONS
The United States has not followed Israel's lead, and still wishes to 
maintain contact with Yasser Arafat as the head of the Palestinian 
Authority.  So said Deputy Secretary of State William Burns this 
afternoon.  The EU's Javier Solana said that the Union would continue to 
negotiate with Arafat and, despite Israel's objections, would even keep 
sending money to the PA [although see below].
Jordan's King Abdullah II told a London newspaper that if the situation in 
the Palestinian autonomy escalates and leads to mass Arab flight, Jordan 
will close the Jordan River crossings and not let his Arab brethren 
in.  The King said he would not get militarily involved in the dispute.
Mayor Ron Nachman of Ariel told Voice of Israel Radio today:
"I simply cannot understand what happened to our national pride.  How can 
it be that Marwan Bargouti says [this week] that the terrorism should 
concentrate only on 'settlers' [within Judea, Samaria, and Gaza] and yet 
the government doesn't even react?  How is it that Hamas leader Sheikh 
Ahmed Yassin is allowed to live - why shouldn't we send him to 
paradise?  True, the army has taken action against terrorists - but who are 
they?  They're not the leaders!"  Nachman said that the immediate reaction 
to last night's attack should be the announcement of a new neighborhood of 
1,000 housing units in Emanuel - 100 for each casualty of last night.
Yediot Acharonot's military commentator Alex Fishman wrote today that the 
massacre was the "last straw," and that it marks the end of the Oslo 
accords and of the Palestinian Authority in its current format.  "Even 
Javier Solana of the European Union said last night, 'This is the end of 
the Palestinian Authority.'"  Commentators predict that the next step in 
the gradual escalation of actions against the PA would be the takeover of 
areas under full Palestinian control and the disarming of the residents 
there.  It is assumed that Arafat will not be directly targeted.
4. HISTORY OF THE GOV'T DECISION DECLARING ARAFAT 'IRRELEVANT"
Arutz-7's Haggai Segal sees the government declaration as a "verbal 
escalation" that, if nothing else, "accustoms the public to understand that 
there is really no one to talk to [on the Palestinian side] nor anything to 
talk about, and that war is close."  The following brief history may shed 
some light:
	
After the Dolphinarium massacre on June 1, Prime Minister Sharon said, "The 
situation is definitely not simple, but we must look at the entire 
picture.  I want to say that even restraint is a form of 
strength."  Following the murder of victim #121, Danny Yehuda from Chomesh 
on June 18, Sharon said, "There are many things that must be done, but to 
take the nation to war now in my opinion would be a first-degree mistake, 
from many standpoints.  Sometimes there is no choice, but that is not the 
situation now."
Following the murder of victim #188, Tourism Minister Rehavam Ze'evi on 
Oct. 17, Sharon declared, "What has been until now will not continue."  The 
government demanded that the PA extradite the murderers, and if not, then 
the government "would have no choice but to see the PA as a 
terrorism-supporting entity."  The PA did not do so, and neither did Israel 
carry out its threat.  Even after Gen. Zinni's arrival in Israel and the 
second Afula bus station attack, Foreign Minister Shimon Peres said, "The 
ceasefire talks must not deal narrowly only with a ceasefire, but must also 
include other elements - economic, social, emotional."
Yediot Acharonot's Fishman wrote that people who were with the Prime 
Minister last night when he heard the news of the attack said they never 
saw him as angry before.  It remains to be seen, then, if last night's 
massacre really was the "turning-point attack" in terms of Israel's 
military response.
It's not clear whether the decision means no more contacts with Arafat 
alone, or no more contacts with the Palestinian Authority at all.  Today's 
meeting between IDF officers and senior PA leaders implies that the former 
is correct.  Labor MK Effie Oshaya explained to Arutz-7 today that his 
party did not object to the government decision this time, as opposed to 
last week, because, "there is a limit to what even we are willing to 
tolerate in our pursuit of peace."
5. YESHA COUNCIL EMERGENCY MEETING IN EMANUEL
The Yesha Council held an emergency meeting this morning in Emanuel, 
demanding the immediate expulsion of Arafat and the immediate dismantling 
of the Palestinian Authority.  The Council announced that the war in 
Afghanistan proved that there is no diplomatic solution to terrorism, only 
a military one.
Former Council leader MK Uri Ariel (National Union-Yisrael Beiteinu) said 
that either the PA is dismantled or Sharon's government will be dismantled 
- a veiled threat that his party would quit the government if the 
recommended action is not taken.  The party is comprised of the National 
Union - Tekumah MKs Hendel and Ariel and Moledet Minister Benny Elon - and 
the four MKs of Yisrael Beiteinu, headed by Minister Avigdor 
Lieberman.  Ariel told Arutz-7 that his and Hendel's recommendation is to 
quit the coalition, but that a meeting would be held on Sunday, after MK 
Elon returns from the U.S., to decide the party's future.
The MKs of the National Religious Party - a supporter of the coalition from 
without - convened today and decided to give Prime Minister Sharon only a 
few days to restore Israel's security.  "If the policy of bombing empty 
buildings continues," they say, "we will work all-out to topple the 
government."
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To:            arutz-7@israelnationalnews.com, arutz-7b@israelnationalnews.com 
From:          Arutz-7 Feedback <feedback@israelnationalnews.com> 
Subject:       Arutz-7 News Brief:  Friday, Dec. 14, 2001
Arutz Sheva News Service
<http://www.IsraelNationalNews.com>
Friday, Dec. 14, 2001 / Kislev 29, 5762
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TODAY'S HEADLINES:
   1. WIDE-SCALE IDF INITIATIVE INTO PLO-CONTROLLED AREAS
   2. PLO BROADCASTS FOCUS ON ANTI-AMERICANISM
   3. RIGHT WING PARTIES: TO LEAVE OR NOT TO LEAVE?
   4. YESHA LEADER: CONTINUED ATTACKS ON EMPTY BUILDINGS ABSURD
   5. SHAMIR: BRING DOWN THE PA
1. WIDE-SCALE IDF INITIATIVE INTO PLO-CONTROLLED AREAS
In what is being termed one of the largest IDF operations into areas
under the jurisdiction of Yasser Arafat, IDF soldiers last night and
today killed 6 Arab terrorists, wounded tens, and arrested scores of
others.  The IDF says that many of those arrested and killed were
directly involved in attacks against Israelis.  In two locations,
there were exchanges of fire, resulting in no injuries to Israeli
troops.  In the Arab township of Salfit, east of Tel Aviv and just ten
kilometers south of Emanuel (the site of Wednesday night's attack on a
public bus), Arabs opened fire on IDF forces who entered the area. 
IDF soldiers charged at the attackers killing five and wounding four
of them.  Earlier in the evening, an Arab terrorist made his last
stand as he fired upon a convoy of Israelis traveling near their home
Netzarim along Israel's southern Mediterranean coast.  IDF forces
escorting the convoy killed the gunman who was found to be armed with
a large quantity of ammunition and grenades.
Near the Jewish township of Netzarim, along Israel Near Shechem (east
of Netanya), two Arab gunmen attempted to flee from IDF troops, but
they were wounded and transferred by chopper for treatment in an
Israeli hospital.  In the Hevron area, more terrorists were captured
including a senior Hamas leader.  IDF ground forces also operated last
night against targets in PLO-controlled Khan Yunis along Israel's
southern Mediterranean coast.  The aim of the mission was to silence a
cell of mortar launchers.
Before the initiative, the IDF warned Arab civilians to stay in their
homes lest they be mistaken for a terrorist and harmed in the
operation.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon reiterated that army forces would remain
deployed in areas under PA control to restore law and order.  Military
rabbis have transferred Hanukkah menorahs of IDF issue to Jewish
soldiers in their new positions in PLO areas.  The soldiers will thus
be able to perform the commandment of Hanukkah candle-lighting for the
remaining three nights of the holiday.
2. PLO BROADCASTS FOCUS ON ANTI-AMERICANISM
Though presenting themselves in the American media as supportive of
the US war effort, the Palestinians continue to ridicule and condemn
the United States in their own Arabic-language publications and
broadcasts.  Palestinian Media Watch reports that one of the themes
regularly expressed in the PLO-controlled media is hatred of the US as
an integral part of Palestinian ideology.  In a sermon delivered last
Friday in the Al-Aqsa Mosque and broadcast on Palestinian Radio, the
US-Taliban war was presented as part of a global conflict in which the
Judeo-Christian West is fighting against the entire Muslim nation. 
America is referred to as "infidel","Crusaders", and "head of world
terror."  The deliverer of the sermon tells Muslim worshippers that
there is no place for America in the world.
The following excerpts from this important sermon shed light on the
Islamic world view of the Palestinians and possibly of many other
Muslim nations:
"The [battle] cry 'To help Islam!' continues to echo in the Muslim
world [today]. Is anyone responding? Here [today] the "Mongolians" and
"Crusaders" are raising their heads and enlisting armies to fight the
Islamic nations in an oppressive campaign, under the label of
"terrorism" which the infidels are attaching to the Arabs and Muslims,
for the purpose of realizing their imperialist interests, and to
spread their control over the Muslim countries and their resources.
"If terrorism - as viewed by America, the leader of world terror - is
the killing of innocent civilians, we have to ask: ...Is the killing
of Afghani civilians and their expulsion as refugees in their country
and in neighboring countries considered terrorism? Does the continued
siege on Iraq, continued aggression against it in the North and South,
and the death of children due to the shortage of food and medicine
enter the category of terrorism? "Cannot these war crimes, and the
rest of the conditions to which Muslims are subjected in Chechenya,
Kashmir and the Philippines, be categorized as terrorism, according to
the American perception of terrorism? ".There is no place for a weak
nation [America] among the nations of this world, one which was
blinded by the intoxication of power and understands nothing but the
language of interests and hegemony." [Palestinian Radio, from the Al
Aqsa Mosque, by Mohammed Hassin, Dec. 7, 2001]
3. RIGHT WING PARTIES: TO LEAVE OR NOT TO LEAVE?
Knesset members Tzvi Hendel and Uri Ariel (National Union-Yisrael
Beiteinu party) say that they are disappointed with Sharon's "soft"
retaliation to the recent wave of terrorist attacks.  They now call
upon their party to leave the coalition in protest.  However, party
colleague and Tourism Minister Rabbi Benny Elon says in response that
there is no reason to bolt the coalition at this time.  Elon says that
now more than ever, the government is on the right path in its dealing
with Arab terrorism.  Minister of Infrastructure Avigdor Liberman
(National Union-Yisrael Beiteinu party) has not revealed his position
on the issue.  The faction will convene on Sunday to debate the issue
and reach a decision whether to leave the government.
4. YESHA LEADER: CONTINUED ATTACKS ON EMPTY BUILDINGS ABSURD
Director of the Council for Jewish Communities in Judea, Samaria, and
Gaza (Yesha) Benny Kashriel stated that the continued IDF strikes
against empty buildings in PLO autonomous areas were "absurd" and "a
waste of ammunition."  Kashriel told Arutz Sheva Radio that Arafat has
been a terrorist for about fifty years and as such, there was nothing
to talk to him about.  He added that continued military strikes on
empty PA buildings were "absurd to the point of crying," adding the PA
was equally amazed by the Israeli response.
Kashriel stated that the Yesha Council was not seeking revenge or a
specific response, just a commitment to get rid of the PA.  Kashriel
stated there must be a definitive decision that Arafat is a terrorist
and dealt with accordingly.
5. SHAMIR: BRING DOWN THE PA
Former Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir told a gathering yesterday that
the Israeli government must completely nullify all of its previous
accords with the PLO and utterly destroy the Palestinian Authority. 
"Anyone who still insists that Arafat can be a partner to negotiations
is sick," said the former premier.  Shamir called the Oslo Accords a
"nightmare come true" and a "suicidal agreement."
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From:          Arutz-7 Editor<feedback@israelnationalnews.com> 
Subject:       Arutz-7 News: Sunday, Dec. 16, 2001
Arutz Sheva News Service
  <http://www.IsraelNationalNews.com>
Sunday, Dec. 16, 2001 / Tevet 1, 5762, 7th day of Hanukkah
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TODAY'S HEADLINES:
   1. ARAFAT TO CALL ON ARABS TO STOP WARFARE; ISRAEL NOT IMPRESSED 
   2. DEFENSE MINISTER: ARAFAT TRYING TO LIMIT TERROR TO YESHA 
   3. LABOR'S BURG: I WOULD NEGOTIATE UNDER FIRE 
   4. RIGHT WING PARTIES UNDECIDED ON LEAVING COALITION 
   5. ARAFAT: MOSSAD KILLED ZE'EVI
1. ARAFAT TO CALL ON ARABS TO STOP WARFARE; ISRAEL NOT IMPRESSED
Advisors to Yasser Arafat announced this morning that the PLO leader
will deliver an important speech today to mark the end of the
religious month of Ramadan.  PLO officials originally said that Arafat
will call on Arabs to lay down their arms and end all warfare with the
State of Israel.  The same aides later changed their announcement and
are now saying that the thrust of the Arafat declaration would be a
call to Arabs "to maintain the ceasefire with Israel."  But,
diplomatic sources in Israel are no longer relating seriously to
announcements by Yasser Arafat.  "In the last year alone, Arafat has
made many declarations which remained just that  declarations," says
one Israeli leader in response to reports of the televised Arafat
statement at 6:00 PM.  Israeli government officials are saying that
they will judge Arafat by his actions, not by his words.
The PLO announced today that it had closed down Hamas offices in
various locations.
2. DEFENSE MINISTER: ARAFAT TRYING TO LIMIT TERROR TO YESHA JEWS
Defense Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer said today that the
international pressure against Arafat has not pushed the PLO leader to
fight against terrorism.  On the contrary, Arafat is now trying to
reach a deal with the Islamic Jihad and Hamas terrorist organizations
that will enable them to continue to murder Jewish civilians in
Israel.  Arafat hopes to alleviate some of the diplomatic pressures by
limiting the terrorist activity to Israeli citizens located in Yesha
(Judea, Samaria, and Gaza) alone.  Ben-Eliezer also said that Arafat
has had countless opportunities to combat terrorism and has missed
every one of them.
There was a sharp difference of opinion at the weekly cabinet meeting
between Prime Minister Sharon and Ben-Eliezer over the granting of
permits to 6,000 Arab laborers to enter Green Line Israel for
agricultural work.  Sharon was angered when he learned that
Ben-Eliezer gave the okay, saying he was not consulted.  Ben-Eliezer
stressed that he does not want to bring down the Palestinian Authority
and therefore is permitting the laborers to enter.  Sharon remained
opposed to the gesture, saying that the PA must feel "pressured and
threatened."
3. LABOR'S BURG: I WOULD NEGOTIATE UNDER FIRE
Knesset speaker and Labor party chairman candidate Avraham Burg told
the Arab-Israeli newspaper Panorama that if he were elected prime
minister he would negotiate with the Arabs "even under fire, in order
to achieve a cease-fire."  Burg and Defense Minister Ben-Eliezer, who
will face each other in a run-off to determine who will lead the
party, are both concerned that the Druze and Arab sectors will boycott
the upcoming vote.
In other Labor party news, Former Justice Minister Yossi Beilin is
enlisting support for the Labor party to pull out of the national
unity government headed by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.  The issue of
remaining or leaving the government will be on the party's central
committee agenda in January.  Beilin, considered an extreme left
element in the party, told a French publication that the isolation of
Arafat was an "irresponsible and dangerous move."
Contrary (and perhaps due) to the positions taken by Beilin, Burg, and
other party leaders, a recent study conducted by Ben Gurion University
political-media researcher Udi Lebel indicates that Labor Party
Central Committee members are not satisfied with Labor party policy
these days.  As reported in Ha'aretz, Lebel said that the party
members sense "shame and de-legitimization when taking part in public
discourse" in light of the failures of Oslo and Camp David. The
committee members admitted that they longed to reconnect to
'Israeli-ism' and to distance themselves from the 'extreme left'. 
They also, surprisingly, expressed their satisfaction with Prime
Minister Ariel Sharon and feel that he is more worthy then Burg or
Ben-Eliezer to serve as the head of their own party.
4. RIGHT WING PARTIES UNDECIDED ON LEAVING COALITION
The Yisrael Beitenu/National Union (YBNU) faction convened this
morning to discuss leaving the national unity government due to the
inadequacy of government action against Yasser Arafat and his
Palestinian Authority.  The parties' leaders adjourned without a
decision.  Yisrael Beitenu head, Minister Avigdor Lieberman, remains
adamant in his demand that the party resign from the government. 
However, Tourism Minister Rabbi Binyamin Elon (National Union Party)
is opposed to bolting the coalition at this time.  Elon believes that
Prime Minister Sharon is on the right path, and the faction should
give him more time.  The party leaders are expected to confer with
central committee members and reconvene at a later date.  The combined
YBNU faction decided that they will not split over the issue and will
resign from the government only if a unanimous decision is reached.
In an exclusive interview with Arutz Sheva Israel National Radio
today, Rabbi Benny Elon said that current government policy is leading
in the direction of nullification of Oslo, and the gradual collapse of
the Palestinian Authority.  Elon said: "Following the Dolphinarium and
Sbarro suicide bombings, Peres lead government policy by its nose,
despite vociferous protests in cabinet meetings from several
ministers.  The protests [against giving Arafat another chance] fell
on deaf ears, and therefore Minsters Ze'evi and Lieberman together
submitted their letters of resignation from their government
ministries.  But then policy began to change.  Following the murder of
Ze'evi, something clicked, and the cabinet then declared that if the
murderers of Ze'evi are not handed over and if the PLO does not cease
its support of terror, Arafat's PA will be declared a terrorist
supporting entity.  A week later, the declaration was made.  Since
then, I feel that the general direction of government policy has
changed.  We'll continue to monitor the situation closely."
5. ARAFAT: MOSSAD KILLED ZE'EVI
PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat is accusing the Israeli Mossad 
(foreign  intelligence service) of carrying out the October 17, 2001
assassination of Israeli Tourism Minister Rechavam Ze'evi.  Arab
terrorists from the Islamic Jihad organization shot Ze'evi dead that
morning as he returned from breakfast to his Jerusalem hotel room.  In
an interview broadcast last week on Israeli television, Arafat also
accused Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak of conspiring with
current Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to "provoke" the Palestinians into
violence, in order to provide Israel with an excuse to attack the
local Arab targets.
The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) has recently published a
special report, alerting the public to similar conspiracy theories
launched by Arafat and the Palestinian leadership.  Such theories say
that Israel poisons Arab food in order to harm male virility, and that
Israeli planes have dropped bags of poisoned candy into PA areas as
part of its "genocide" plan.  ZOA National President Morton Klein
commented on Arafat's theories: "If any other international political
figure spouted these kinds of insane and hate-filled conspiracy
theories, he would be dismissed as a lunatic, as was Ugandan president
Idi Amin. Instead, the world continues to treat Arafat as an
international statesman and negotiating partner.  Arafat's anti-Israel
conspiracy theories are part and parcel of the constant torrent of
anti-Israel and anti-Semitic hate material on official PA television
and radio, the PA's newspaper, in the text books used in PA schools,
in the summer camps that the PA runs, in the speeches given by PA
officials and in the religious sermons delivered by PA-appointed
clergymen.  After eight years of promoting terrorism, promoting hatred
and the murder of Jews, and continuing human rights abuses, the time
has come for the United States to end all relations with Arafat and
his terrorist regime."
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