Israel arrests Palestinians in village raids

Israeli forces raided several villages overnight and arrested 26 Palestinians suspected of involvement in terror attacks, the Israeli military said today.

Israel arrests Palestinians in village raids
Tue, 23 Apr, 2002 - 07:45

Israeli forces raided several villages overnight and arrested 26 Palestinians suspected of involvement in terror attacks, the Israeli military said today.

US envoy William Burns met Arafat yesterday while, outside, an Israeli army bulldozer crushed cars.

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