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(Jerusalem Post) Margot Dudkevitch - A senior IDF officer warned on Tuesday that the army will not allow anyone to harm the security fence or cross it. Referring to a demonstration near Mas'ha ten days ago where protesters attempted to tear the fence down, the officer said, "as far as I am concerned we are not talking about a protest, but violent clashes intent on harming the fence." The officer noted that a day before the protest, the suicide bomber who perpetrated the attack at the Geha intersection set out from the area where the protest occurred. Two days after the protest, two terrorists en route to perpetrate an attack were caught by security forces in the same area. 2004-01-07 00:00:00Full Article
IDF Will Not Allow Anyone to Damage or Cross Security Fence
(Jerusalem Post) Margot Dudkevitch - A senior IDF officer warned on Tuesday that the army will not allow anyone to harm the security fence or cross it. Referring to a demonstration near Mas'ha ten days ago where protesters attempted to tear the fence down, the officer said, "as far as I am concerned we are not talking about a protest, but violent clashes intent on harming the fence." The officer noted that a day before the protest, the suicide bomber who perpetrated the attack at the Geha intersection set out from the area where the protest occurred. Two days after the protest, two terrorists en route to perpetrate an attack were caught by security forces in the same area. 2004-01-07 00:00:00Full Article
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