Kidnappers point the way to anarchy

If you live in Gaza you put up with things others would find disconcerting. There are the thunderous sonic booms from Israeli fighter jets, the distant thuds of shells landing in Gaza's new "no-go zone", the nightly machine-gun banter of the Palestinian security forces. And though we...

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Published inNew statesman (1996) Vol. 19; no. 893; p. 15
Main Author El-Haddad, Laila
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London New Statesman Ltd 09.01.2006
Subjects
Hostages
International disputes
Kidnapping
Palestinian people
Territorial issues
Gaza Strip
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Summary:If you live in Gaza you put up with things others would find disconcerting. There are the thunderous sonic booms from Israeli fighter jets, the distant thuds of shells landing in Gaza's new "no-go zone", the nightly machine-gun banter of the Palestinian security forces. And though we are now spared the Israeli sniper fire, we have a novel hazard in the masked gunmen who shoot haphazardly in the streets.
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ISSN:1364-7431
1758-924X