Deaths leave ceasefire in jeopardy

The US-sponsored ceasefire in the Middle East has been thrown into jeopardy after two shooting deaths on the West Bank.

Deaths leave ceasefire in jeopardy
Thu, 14 Jun, 2001 - 10:56

The US-sponsored ceasefire in the Middle East has been thrown into jeopardy after two shooting deaths on the West Bank.

An Israeli security official was killed in a car when a Palestinian fired from close range.

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