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Israel moves tanks into Gaza
KFAR DAROM. Gaza Strip. July 19 : The Israeli Army reinforced a Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip with more than a dozen military vehicles, including tanks, early today, witnesses said, reports AFP.
They said they saw some 15 military vehicles, including several tanks, enter the War Darom Jewish settlement in the central Gaza Strip.
The Israeli army, however, denied the report.
Since last month. Palestinians have accused the Israeli army of "provoking" them by arming Jewish settlers in the West Bank and Gaza Strip with anti-riot gear and reinforcing the perimeters of the settlements with military vehicles, machine guns and sand bags.
The Israeli army has confirmed that it is building up the defences of the settlements, fearing they could come under siege If violence erupts should the two sides failed
to reach a peace agreement by a self-imposed September 13 deadline.
On July 13. the Palestinian security services reported having sent letters of complaint to the Israeli army about the arms buildup at the settlements Ln the Gaza Strip.
Press details
Barak plan on
Jerusalem
Meanwhile, details of proposals on the future status of Jerusalem allegedly put to the Palestinians by Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak were splashed over the front pages of Wednesday's Israeli papers.
"In exchange for an extension of Israeli sovereignty over Givat Zeev. Maale Adumlm. Efrat and Gush Etzlon (West Bank Jewish settlements on the edge of Jerusalem). Israel would accept Palestinian control over Arab quarters of the Holy City." the daily
Haaretz said.
The nature of this control is still to be decided, and the Palestinians are accepting nothing less than sovereignty." the paper added.
It said Barak had proposed that three roads restricted to Palestinians should be built across Israeli territory, with US finance.
The first would give Palestinians access to the Old City of Jerusalem, in particular the Compound of the Two Holy Mosques, the third most sacred site in Islam, without having to pass through any Israeli control points.
The second would include tunnels and bridges, and link the north and south of the West Bank, bypassing Jerusalem, while the last one would be a road bridge across Israeli territory, linking the Gaza Strip to the southern West Bank.