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Israel / United Nations / Palestinians #330401

CBS Evening News for Monday, Nov 12, 1990
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(Studio: Dan Rather) After consultation with US, Israeli government reported agreeing to receive United Nations envoy only to discuss general treatment of Arabs under occupation. Report introduced.

(Jerusalem: Bill McLaughlin) Escalation in Arab-Israeli conflict examined; scenes shown from assaults. Movement that is calling for replacement of Arab "slave" workers with Soviet Jews reported renewing interest in creation of Palestinian homeland. [Journalists Ehud YA'ARI, Knesset member Avram BURG, car wash OWNER, Ra'ananna Israel, Mayor Ze'ev BI'ELSKI, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak SHAMIR, Palestinian professor Saeb ERAKAT - comment.]

Reporter(s):
McLaughlin, Bill;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:03:00

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