Militants refuse to give information on Israeli hostage

Militants holding an Israeli soldier today said they would give no further information about him because Israel ignored a deadline to release Palestinian prisoners.

Tue, 04 Jul, 2006 - 10:39

Militants holding an Israeli soldier today said they would give no further information about him because Israel ignored a deadline to release Palestinian prisoners.

Israel insisted it would not negotiate with the militants.

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