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Clinton / Impeachment / Middle East Trip / Gaza #177507

ABC Evening News for Sunday, Dec 13, 1998
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(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Report introduced.

(Jerusalem: Sam Donaldson) Statements from President Clinton about the impeachment process featured; scenes shown from his Middle East trip. [In response to question from an Israeli reporter, CLINTON - says the House Judiciary Committee vote was foreordained, but he will not resign and he did not commit perjury.] [Representative Rick LAZIO - says Clinton has to admit he lied.] [Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NETANYAHU - says convicted spy Jonathan Pollard should be released.] Clinton's trip tomorrow to Gaza, where the Palestinians will vote to remove the charter clause on the destruction of Israel, noted.

(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Today's clash in the Middle East shown.

(Gaza: Gillian Findlay) The preparations in Gaza for Clinton's visit featured; scenes shown from Gaza; details given of the reasons for the Palestinians' positive view of Clinton. [Four PALESTINIANS - await the Clintons.] [Last May, Hillary CLINTON - says Palestine should be a state.] The poverty in the Gaza region noted.

(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Hillary Clinton shown visiting a school.

Reporter(s):: Donaldson, Sam;; Findlay, Gillian;; Vargas, Elizabeth
Duration:: 00:05:50

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