Israel detain church siege youths

Nine youths allowed to leave the Church of the Nativity after 23 days of siege were in Israeli custody, but an army officer said they would be released this morning.

Israel detain church siege youths
Fri, 26 Apr, 2002 - 08:14

Nine youths allowed to leave the Church of the Nativity after 23 days of siege were in Israeli custody, but an army officer said they would be released this morning.

Palestinian negotiators charged that the youths were under arrest and have suspended talks until they are freed.

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