Violence continued Friday at a relatively low ebb. A roadside shooting near Ofra settlement outside the West Bank town of Ramallah injured an Israeli civilian, the army said. In the Gaza Strip town of Khan Yunis, two Palestinians were wounded when Israeli soldiers fired bullets and tear gas at youths throwing stones after Friday prayers. Dr. Khalil Moussa of Nasser hospital in Khan Yunis said the two had been hit with live ammunition. Overnight, Palestinians fired mortar shells at an Israeli military outpost and a Jewish settlement in Gaza and set off an explosive near another base.
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A cardboard and paper model of the Tel Aviv bombing site was doused with fuel and set ablaze. This man will fail to do so. Israeli Defense Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer charged that radical Islamic groups, along with Arafat's Force 17 guard unit are still carrying out attacks and planning more. He said that in recent days Israeli intelligence has picked up more warnings about attacks than ever before, and he blamed Arafat. Palestinian Cabinet minister Nabil Shaath complained that even though Arafat took risks to declare a cease-fire, the Israelis keep criticizing him.