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Subject: [iwar] [fc:Israel.demands.the.US.includes.3.Palestinian.groups.on.list.of.terrorist.organizations]
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ISRAEL TERROR PLEA TO U.S.
By URI DAN
NY Post
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October 1, 2001 -- JERUSALEM - Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is demanding
that the United States include three of Israel's foes on its list of
targeted terrorist groups in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks.
The Israelis said they are prepared to back up their cases against the
organizations - Hamas, Islamic Jihad and Hezbollah - with intelligence
information.
Sharon made a personal plea on the issue to U.S. Secretary of State
Colin Powell by phone last Friday - and solidified the appeal formally
with a special vote by his defense Cabinet yesterday morning.
The Israelis charge that Islamic Jihad and Hamas have been carrying out
suicide-bomber attacks in the Jewish state, particularly in the past
year. Last year, 50 people, mostly civilians, died in the attacks, and
several hundred more were wounded.
The Israelis allege that Palestinian Authority chief Yasser Arafat has
been in close contact with the leaders of Hamas and Islamic Jihad, both
of which are headquartered in the Gaza Strip.
Sharon's administration says Hezbollah - a Shiite terrorist organization
in Lebanon backed by Syria and supported by Iran - has been helping the
Palestinians in "martyr" attacks in Gaza, establishing the channel
through Arafat's "residential guards," which include the so-called Force
17.
The Israeli Cabinet's decision comes as the Bush administration has
vowed to take major steps to dismantle terrorist organizations and their
sponsoring partners.
The three organizations identified by the Israelis have already been
considered possible targets by the United States, sources have said.
Meanwhile, in related Mideast developments yesterday, the Israeli
government said it was extending its cease-fire deadline with the
Palestinians another 48 hours, until tomorrow night.
That announcement came as Israeli troops shot dead three Palestinians in
the West Bank - bringing the Palestinian death toll to 18 since the
cease-fire was declared last week.
No Israelis have been reported killed during that time.
In Syria, radical Palestinian groups blasted the cease-fire as a "waste
of time" - and said their own year-old uprising against Israeli foes
will intensify.
"The uprising will continue and get stronger, despite U.S. attempts to
bring calm to the Middle East region and to put the Palestinian cause on
the ice," said Ahmed Jibril, secretary-general of the Popular Front for
the Liberation of Palestine-General Command.
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