No retaliation for Eilat bombing, says Olmert

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert decided today not to escalate Israeli attacks on Gaza following a Palestinian suicide bombing in Eilat on Monday that killed three people.

No retaliation for Eilat bombing, says Olmert
Tue, 30 Jan, 2007 - 15:45
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert decided today not to escalate Israeli attacks on Gaza following a Palestinian suicide bombing in Eilat on Monday that killed three people.

Olmert met with top military officials to discuss Israel’s response to the suicide bombing. Olmert decided to refrain from a new round of attacks in Gaza and continue to observe a ceasefire agreed with the Palestinians in November, Israeli media reported.

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