Israel closes Palestinian police stations

Israeli troops closed Palestinian police and TV stations in Hebron early today as they searched homes and blocked off roads in a crackdown on suspected militants.

Israel closes Palestinian police stations
Thu, 30 Jan, 2003 - 09:58

Israeli troops closed Palestinian police and TV stations in Hebron early today as they searched homes and blocked off roads in a crackdown on suspected militants.

The military said the operation was in response to a series of shooting ambushes in Hebron. Since November 15, 18 Israelis have been killed in such attacks.

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