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Palestinians likely to show up in tomorrow's talks
JERUSALEM. Jan 5 : A 1’10 official was quoted Sunday as saying Palestinians would not boycott the Middle East peace talks in Washington this week, despite Israel's plans to deport 12 Arabs, reports AP.
To protest the expulsions, Palestinian delegates have put off leaving for Washington, where they were to meet Israeli negotiators Jan 7. Delegates from Syria. Lebanon and Jordan also put off their departures for Washington.
In an interview with the Haaretz newspaper. Nabil Shaath, a top political adviser to PLO Chairman Yasser Aralat,
did not say when or under what conditions the delegates would show up for the talks.
But he said, ’Despite ihe severity with which we view the Israel government's decision to deport Palestinians, Ihc Palestinian delegation will not boycott the Washington talks.’
Israel ordered the Palestine Liberalton Organization activists and Muslim fundamentalists expelled Thursday tn response to the slaying of a Jewish settler In the Gaza Strip a flay earlier.
Israeli delegates, meanwhile. planned to leave Sunday night for Washington, Israeli media said.
Media reports also said Shaalh had obtained a visa to attend ihe talks, despite previous U. S. refusals to admit PLO officials.
Meanwhile, Palestinians protested the expulsion orders with a commercial strike tn parts of the occupied territories Sunday.
In the Gaza Strip on Saturday night, soldiers shot and killed a masked, axc-wieldlng Palestinian activist and wounded another, Arab reports said. The man killed was identified as Hussein Youssef Abu cl Khclr 22.
The army had no Immediate comment on the report.
A bomb exploded In a Jerusalem candy and nul store Sunday morning, causing some damage but no injuries, said police spokeswoman Anat Granit. She said policy suspect the explosive was planted by Arabs.
Settlers, in turn, continued protests against an escalation tn armed attacks that have claimed four Israeli lives tn the occupied territories since October.
In Cuza. Jewish vigilantes erected two loadblocks, turning back Palestinians heading to Jobs in Israel Sunday morning. Israeli radios and Arab reports said.
Some Arrbs were handed leaflets warning 'if there Is no quiet for us there won t be quiet for the Arabs," Israel radio said.
Israel says that deportations arc an effective means of deterring attacks. Critics argue that the Palestinian uprising has persisted four years despite expulsions of 67 leading activists.
The Ycdiolh Ahronoth dally accused the government of giving in to Jewish extremists.
"Shamir and (Defense Minister Moshe) Arens fear the settlers more than Bush. Baker and Mubarak." it wrote.
The conservative Maariv daily asked "whether among us as well (as the Arabs) there are not people who arc trying to halt the wheels of peace?"
AFP from Paris says, former East German spy chief Markus Wolf has alleged that Israeli agents tried to persuade Palcstinians Jailed in West Germany to help kill the Palcs'lnc Liberation Organizations lute second in-command Abu Iyad.