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Israel / War Effects #226127

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 09, 1973
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(Studio) War felt inside Israel.
REPORTER: Walter Cronkite

(Tel Aviv, Israel) Israel concerned over Syria's use of surface to surface warheads. Missiles explained. Effects of warheads seen inside Israeli villages. Israel retaliates with bombing raids inside Syria. Israeli casualties heavy although no figures to be released till after war. Israeli economy suffers also. Thousands of tourists stranded in Israel. [New York City tourist Benjamin COHEN - feels confident with regard to plight although wife fears outcome.] [Tourist Julius KATZMAN - expresses surprise over circumstances surrounding his presence in Israel during Mideast war.] Citizens lack enthusiasm over war.
REPORTER: Tom Fenton

Reporter(s):
Cronkite, Walter;
Fenton, Tom
Duration:
00:02:30

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