Israeli soldier killed, three wounded in a Palestinian attack
Palestine-Israel, Military, 7/18/2002

One Israeli soldier was killed and other three wounded in an attack carried out on Wednesday at dawn at position for the Israeli army near al-Seen village in Wadi Qana to the east of Jerusalem.

In another explosion on Wednesday, 6 Israelis were killed and other 20 wounded when Palestinians attacked a coach near Tel Aviv.

On Wednesday morning the Israeli police found the body of an Israeli settler hit by several bullet caliber in Haifa, while another Israeli settler was strongly wounded when he was stabbed at the settlement quarters Mi'at Shaarem in Jerusalem.

As the Palestinian Intifada youths were opening fire at the Israeli positions in Karne Natsareim, Ghoushe Katieve and Neve Dekalim, the Israeli forces continued acts of bearking in and detention in the villages and areas of Gaza and the West Bank and arrested scores of the citizens in Bethlehem and Kharbat al-Misbah village, Wadi Ara and Beit Reima. The Israeli forces also broke again into Selat al-Daher village and opened intensive fire at the houses with the participation of Apache helicopters.

An Israeli court presented a list of accusations against Omar Eweis, the leader of al-Aqsa martyrs groups in Nablus, on charges of planning against Israeli targets. A similar list was presented in Haifa against Thabet Mardawi, one member of the Islamic Jihad.

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