Israel examines the legal aspects of the expulsion of the families of kamikazes
Sunday June 23, 2002 - 13h42 GMT
JERUSALEM, June 23 (AFP) - the Israeli government decided Sunday "to examine the legal aspects" of a possible expulsion of the families of the Palestinian kamikazes, announced the secretary of the government Gideon Saar.
"the government decided to examine the legal aspects (which would allow) the expulsion of the families of authors of attacks commits suicide", declared Mr. Saar, at the time of a point of press.
This measurement was adopted following the attacks commits suicide Tuesday and Wednesday in Jerusalem, which made on the whole 26 killed Israeli.
"We are today in war, and beyond the defensive means, as the construction of an end of safety, we must take offensive actions, like the expulsion of the families of terrorists towards the Gaza Strip", declared with the AFP, Effi Eitam, minister without portfolio of the Religious National Party (PNR, 5 deputies).
The Israeli public radio also evoked the possibility of an expulsion of the families of terrorists towards the Gaza Strip.
Israel decides to expel the families of Palestinian kamikazes (radio)
Sunday June 23, 2002 - 13h03 GMT
JERUSALEM, June 23 (AFP) - the Israeli government took Sunday the decision of principle of expelling the families of Palestinians authors of aattentats suicide, but the legal aspects of this measurement are always examined, brought back the Israeli public radio.
This measurement was adopted following the attacks commits suicide Tuesday and Wednesday in Jerusalem, which made on the whole 26 killed Israeli.
The Israeli cabinet also decided for the continuation of work of the end of safety aiming at making failure with the attacks and having to separate Israel from the West Bank, which had begun on June 16.
Because of the dissensions between the left wing and the right wing of the government of national union on the layout which this fence should follow, the Prime Minister Ariel Sharon gave a one month deadline to the members of his cabinet to subject possible modifications, indicated the radio.
The left wing wishes that the layout follow to more close the "green line", separating the West Bank from Israel, whereas the right wing intends to lead it more to the east, added the radio.
The debate gave place to a sour exchange between the two principal Labour ministers, that of Defense Binyamin Ben Eliezer, and that of the Foreign Affairs Shimon Peres, which was opposed to a layout more inside the West Bank, underlined the radio.
