Israeli helicopters strike Gaza strip factory

Israeli helicopters attacked a factory in the Gaza Strip early today after Palestinians blew up an Israeli tank and killed two soldiers.

Israeli helicopters strike Gaza strip factory
Fri, 06 Sep, 2002 - 10:01

Israeli helicopters attacked a factory in the Gaza Strip early today after Palestinians blew up an Israeli tank and killed two soldiers.

Reflecting a rapidly deteriorating situation, Israelā€™s defence minister said the Gaza part of a plan to ease tensions would not be implemented because of the repeated Palestinian attacks.

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