Israeli party calls for collective expulsion of Palestinians
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 2/2/2002

The Israeli tanks on Friday opened their fire at the houses of the Palestinians in Khan Younis and this resulted in wounding the Palestinian Nabil Makhyer and in heavy damages in three houses, at a time when new racist voices raised in Israel calling for collective expulsion of the Palestinians, known as " transfer" and under the slogan that "transfer will bring peace in."

Two explosives went off on Friday in an Israeli vehicle on the road near Nablus and the Israeli forces defused another explosive to the south of Jerusalem, while the Israeli forces where put in a state of alert in Jerusalem and its surrounding.

The Israeli forces and army were deployed in the downtown of western Jerusalem, especially to the east of al-Khudeira to the north of Tel Aviv which was exposed to a series of operations the last of which was in January 17th when 6 Israelis were killed.

The Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon described the confrontations with the Palestinians as a complex battle and very long from the security and political aspects. In Ankara, the Turkish President Ahmad Nacdet Ceasar called for halting the confrontations in the occupied Arab territories and for resuming the negotiations between the Palestinian Authority and Israel.

The spokesman for the Turkish President said in a press conference on Friday that President Ceasar underlines the importance of maintaining a dialogue between the Palestinian and Israeli sides in order to get out of the currently prevailing condition. He indicated the need that Israel should not resort of force and violence with the Palestinians and to improve their living conditions.

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