West Bank clashes continue

Sunday 17 May 1998 18:02 EDT

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West Bank clashes continue

PALESTINIAN youths threw stones and bottles at Israeli troops yesterday who responded with rubber bullets, wounding six Palestinians in a fourth day of West Bank clashes. The latest round of violence began on Thursday with mass Palestinian demonstrations to mark al nakba, or the catastrophe - which is how Palestinians view Israel's founding 50 years ago. Five Palestinians were killed in Thursday's clashes.

- AP, Hebron

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