Fatah leader in Nablus shot dead

A leader of the ruling Fatah Party in Nablus was shot dead today in violence related to upcoming elections for the Palestinian parliament.

Fatah leader in Nablus shot dead
Tue, 24 Jan, 2006 - 09:59

A leader of the ruling Fatah Party in Nablus was shot dead today in violence related to upcoming elections for the Palestinian parliament.

Despite the chaos in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in recent months, violence related to tomorrow’s balloting has been relatively limited.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: NablusPlace: West BankPlace: Gaza StripPlace: Gaza CityPerson: Abu Ahmed HassounaPerson: HassounaOrganisation: FatahOrganisation: Fatah PartyOrganisation: ParliamentOrganisation: Hamas
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