JERUSALEM. Mar 2: Israel disarmed a few extremist Jewish settlers Tuesday and ordered others to stay out of Palestinian areas in the latest effort to reduce ' tension following the massacre in a Hebron mosque, reports AP.

Clashes with Israeli soldiers broke out In Hebron again when the army eased the cur few for two hours to allow people to shop, and a 17-year old Palestinian was killed by a bullet in the neck. A young Arab also died tn a clash with troops in Jericho, another West Bank town.

Radical Muslim groups called for all-out revenge attacks on Israelis. A leaflet from the Hamas movement urged Palestinians to let the gu n and machine gun speak '

At least 50 Palestinians were wounded or injured while fighting with Israeli troops in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, hospitals reported

Israel radio said seven settlers from communities around Nablus in the north were disarmed and given orders to stay

dozen settlers from Hebron and nearby areas on the West

Bank have also been given orders limiting their movements.

Police took away the settlers' gun permits and weapons found at their homes. But disarmed militants would have little trouble obtaining guns from hard line sympa thlsers If they wanted

Meanwhile PLO chairman Yasser Arafat has laid out spe cific conditions for resuming peace talks with Israel. Palestinian sources said Tuesday.

The sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the PLO chairman made the demands in a letter being carried to Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin by Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat

The sources said Arafat set out these conditions:

Disarming Jewish settlers in the occupied territories and allowing an international presence Arafat left open the door for various forms of international Involvement by using that word instead of "peacekeepers." The United Nations has shown considerable reluctance to send peacekeepers. Relocating Jewish settlements that are either

close to Palestinian population centres or house Jewish extremists. Arafat suggested the Palestinians might buy some of the land when the settlers leave.

Stopping the confiscation of Arab land in the occupied territories and ending the construction of new settlements.

The Palestine Liberation Organization has expanded its negotiating demands in a bid to capitation outrage over the massacre Friday A high placed PLO source told The Associated Press on Tuesday that the group s leadership was still committed to peace talks but was now holding out for more concessions.

But the Israeli government remained adamant it would not bow to Palestinian demands for dismantling Jewish settlements or even discuss the Is sue

We don’t have to punish people who are peaceful and who support peace." Foreign Minister Shimon Peres told reporters Tuesday. "What we have really to do is to prevent this small group of terrible, opinionated people who may cause another problen^ *