Irish siege woman set to be deported from Israel

The Cork woman who was among 10 aid workers arrested at the end of the Church of the Nativity siege in Bethlehem is expected to be deported home soon.

Irish siege woman set to be deported from Israel
Sun, 12 May, 2002 - 12:19

The Cork woman who was among 10 aid workers arrested at the end of the Church of the Nativity siege in Bethlehem is expected to be deported home soon.

Mary Kelly is a member of the Cork Peace Alliance. She contacted them this morning to say she was safe and well, but she was unable to name her location.

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