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Titolo: Israel to Bury Palestinian Gumen

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Israel to Bury Palestinian Gumen
By MARK LAVIE
Associated Press Writer
JERUSALEM (AP) - The Israeli army said Friday it will bury Palestinian
gunmen killed during a hunt for militants in the Jenin refugee camp - a plan
that prompted fresh Palestinian allegations that Israel was trying to cover
up civilian deaths.
The controversy came as U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell visited
Jerusalem in an effort to get Israel to withdraw its troops from Palestinian
cities and bring a cease-fire to the region.
Army spokesman Brig. Gen. Ron Kitrey said collection and burial of the
bodies in Jenin would begin Friday.
Escalation of Violence
Israeli army officials have estimated 100 Palestinians were killed in the
camp during eight days of the deadliest fighting of the military campaign.
Palestinians claim the toll is much higher, and have complained they have
not been allowed to collect their dead.
``They want to hide their crimes, the bodies of the little children and
women,'' Palestinian Cabinet Minister Saeb Erekat told The Associated Press.
Kitrey denied the Palestinian accusations of a cover-up.
Another senior army official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the
bodies would be buried at a special cemetery in the Jordan Valley where
Lebanese fighters killed in cross-border clashes have been buried in
unmarked graves.
Israeli forces swept into the West Bank on March 29, seeking to crush
militant networks responsible for deadly attacks on Israeli civilians over
the past 18 months. Despite demands from the United States and international
community for an immediate Israeli pullout, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel
Sharon has said the operation will continue until the task is complete.
Though the army reported sporadic fighting in the Jenin area, about three
dozen armed men - apparently the last significant holdouts - surrendered to
Israeli troops on Thursday.
On Friday, Kitrey told Israel Radio that ``hundreds'' were killed in Jenin,
but the military quickly called news organizations to clarify that he had
meant to say hundreds were dead and injured.
Jenin has been effectively closed to journalists and aid agencies during
most of the fighting, so estimates of the dead could not be independently
confirmed. Journalists who entered the camp briefly Thursday saw no bodies,
and the army was unable to explain where the 100 bodies were. Military
officials said then that they had not been moved.
The devastation from a week of heavy battles was evident in the refugee
camp, a poverty-stricken, dusty collection of cement-block buildings.
Israeli tanks and armored personnel carriers crashed through narrow
alleyways, shaving the fronts off buildings and revealing signs of the
simple lifestyle of the 14,000 refugees who live there - a tea service on a
bookshelf; beds, tables and clothes buried under knee-deep slabs of
fractured concrete.
Although Israeli forces have been pulling out of some villages, they briefly
moved into a new one: Kalil near the northern city of Nablus, were troops
made arrests before leaving, the military said in a statement Friday. Also,
the statement said, ``activities in Jenin, Nablus, Ramallah, Bethlehem, Dura
and Dahariyah, south of Hebron, continue.''
Meanwhile, in Gaza, an armed Palestinian opened fire early Friday at the
Erez crossing point into Israel, killing an Israeli border police officer
and a Palestinian worker and wounding four other Israelis before he was shot
dead, the Israeli army said.
Palestinians were turning the Jenin battle into a symbol of their resistance
against the Israeli occupation, praising the weeklong stand of the gunmen.
In Gaza, hundreds demonstrated in sympathy.
On the Israeli side, 23 soldiers were killed in Jenin, 13 in an elaborate
ambush involving explosives and gunfire, by far the costliest military
encounter for Israel in 18 months of conflict.
The Israeli military said Thursday that 4,185 Palestinians had been detained
during the operation, almost double the figure from just a day earlier, as
militants in Jenin and the Old City of Nablus ran out of ammunition and
surrendered. Meanwhile on Friday, Powell was expected to meet with Sharon in
the U.S. secretary's effort to secure a cease-fire and get peace
negotiations back on track. He was expected to meet with Palestinian leader
Yasser Arafat on Saturday. On the short flight from Jordan to Israel late
Thursday, Powell told reporters that an Israeli pullback from West Bank
towns and villages would be part of a ``very long conversation'' he would
have with Sharon.
In Jordan Thursday, Powell refused to criticize the pace of Israel's
withdrawal, but also said the offensive would not stop suicide bombers.
Israeli forces, meanwhile, remained inside Nablus, the largest Palestinian
city in the West Bank, and in Bethlehem, where a tense standoff continued at
the Church of the Nativity. Israeli troops encircled the compound, where
about 200 Palestinian gunmen are holed up.
Israeli officials hinted they were looking at ways to negotiate an end to
the standoff at the church. Sharon spokesman Raanan Gissin told The
Associated Press that one of the ideas was to allow the gunmen to turn
themselves over to British police.

before he was shot dead, the Israeli army said.
Si uccidono pure tra di loro :))
Ma sicuramente quel palestinese verra' addossato nelle statistiche agli
israeliani ;) :))
-Stefano

trying to cover up civilian deaths.
Peccato che hanno detto ai palestinesi di seppellire i loro morti
altrimenti ci penseranno loro (per chiari motivi igienici, visto che
fino ad ora tutti si lamentavano dei morti non sepolti per il rischio di
epidemie.
Si sbaglia, sono gli Israeliani che vogliono sepelire i corpi palestinesi
[The Israeli army said Friday it will bury Palestinian gunmen killed]

[The Israeli army said Friday it will bury Palestinian gunmen killed]
WILL BURY...
Li seppellira'...  Se non lo fanno prima i palestinesi :)
-Stefano

gunmen killed during a hunt for militants
lo fai apposta o fai finta di non capire.  Ti mando l'articolo in francese
forse capirai meglio
http://fr.news.yahoo.com/020405/5/2jfa5.html
vendredi 12 avril 2002, 10h59
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L'armée israélienne envisage d'enterrer les morts de Djénine
JERUSALEM (AP) - Israël envisage d'enterrer les militants palestiniens tués
dans le camp de réfugiés de Djénine, théâtre des affrontements les plus
meurtriers depuis le début de l'opération "Rempart" destinée à écraser les
milices palestiniennes en Cisjordanie, a annoncé un porte-parole de Tsahal,
vendredi.
Selon le quotidien israélien "Haaretz" de vendredi, deux compagnies
d'infanterie et des membres du rabbinat militaire se rendront à Djénine pour
collecter les corps. Ceux des morts qui seront identifiés comme étant des
civils seront acheminés vers un hôpital de Djénine avant d'être enterrés,
précise "Haaretz" citant des sources militaires anonymes.
Le ministre palestinien Saeb Erekat a répété les accusations selon
lesquelles les Israéliens chercher à cacher l'assassinat de civils. "Ils
veulent cacher leurs crimes, les corps de petits enfants et de femmes", a
dit Erekat.

lo fai apposta o fai finta di non capire. 
Mi sa che sei tu che fai finta di non capire.  Lo puoi mandare in tutte
le lingue che vuoi che il risultato sara' sempre lo stesso:
SEPPELLIRANNO... Tempo futuro.  Se non lo fa prima qualcun'altro.
-Stefano