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Israel / West Bank / Gaza Strip #558811

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Jan 02, 1988
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(Studio: Connie Chung) Relative quiet in Israeli-occupied territories of West Bank and Gaza Strip reported; anniversary of PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization) faction, Fatah, mentioned. Report introduced.

(Gaza Strip: Martin Fletcher) Impact of recent Palestinian unrest on world news and Israel's image reported; scenes shown. [Palestinian lawyer Raja SHEHADEH - says Israel can't tolerate bad image.] United States refusal to veto UN resolution deploring Israel's actions in occupied territories recalled. [Palestinian Dr. Hadser Abdul SHAFIT - discusses important of publicity of events.] [Israeli ambassador Benjamin NETANYAHU - says Palestinians don't want peace.] Return to normalcy reported; scenes shown.

Reporter(s):
Chung, Connie;
Fletcher, Martin
Duration:
00:02:20

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