Israel backs away from Arafat death threats

Israel tonight backed off from threats to kill Yasser Arafat

Israel backs away from Arafat death threats
Mon, 15 Sep, 2003 - 20:10

Israel tonight backed off from threats to kill Yasser Arafat

Facing widespread international opposition to harsh action against the Palestinian leader, Israeli Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom sought to play down previous comments by Israeli leaders that killing Arafat is an option.

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