Barrier work will go on: Sharon

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has ordered construction of the West Bank separation barrier to continue, linking the world court’s condemnation of it to a deadly bombing in Tel Aviv.

Barrier work will go on: Sharon
Mon, 12 Jul, 2004 - 09:26

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has ordered construction of the West Bank separation barrier to continue, linking the world court’s condemnation of it to a deadly bombing in Tel Aviv.

The attack was the first deadly bombing in Israel since March.

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