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THE ISRAELI SECURITY CABINET HAS AGREED TO SHOW RESTRAINT FOLLOWING TH...
World | March 22, 2002, Friday // 00:00
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The Israeli security cabinet has agreed to show restraint following the latest suicide bombing in central Jerusalem. The Palestinian bomber and three Israelis died in the attack, which also injured more than 40 people. The security cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, said it wanted to give the US-led peace initiative a chance.
The Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, promised to take "immediate and appropriate steps to put an end to these actions and those who stand behind them".
The Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, promised to take "immediate and appropriate steps to put an end to these actions and those who stand behind them".
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