Tight security on Israel election eve

Israel began tightening security a day before its crucial election, as acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert explained his plan to withdraw unilaterally from large parts of the West Bank, and opponents attacked his idea and his party.

Tight security on Israel election eve

Israel began tightening security a day before its crucial election, as acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert explained his plan to withdraw unilaterally from large parts of the West Bank, and opponents attacked his idea and his party.

There was to be no official campaigning today, the last day before the election, and security forces were stepping up their efforts to stop what they said was an increasing number of warnings of Palestinian attacks.

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