T/I 10:00:00

STORY: WRAP

LOCATION: WEST BANK/ISRAEL

DATE: 14 FEBRUARY 1995

DURATION: 1.11

Hebron mosque massacre anniversary; Jewish taxi driver buried.

Palestinians in the West Bank town of Hebron observed a commercial

strike on Tuesday (14/2) to mark the first anniversary of the

massacre of 29 Palestinians by an Israeli settler in the Tomb of

the Patriarchs, an ancient mosque. Israeli security forces were on

high alert in Hebron and throughout the West Bank, Jerusalem and

Tel Aviv in anticipation of violence connected to the anniversary.

The attack on February 25, 1994, was the worst incident of

violence against Palestinians by a lone Israeli and set off a

sequence of suicide bombings across Israel in which some 60 people

have been killed. The anniversary was marked today according to

the Muslim calendar. In Jerusalem, where a Jewish taxi driver, who

was stabbed to death on Monday, was buried, Israeli Prime

Minister, Yitzhak Rabin, said his government was reluctant to lift

the closure of Gaza and the West Bank "until the Palestinian

Authority proves that it is committed to fighting terror". The

Authority responded by ordering a raid on the Khan Yunis district

of Gaza, where 200 kilogrammes of gunpowder and 25,000

pornographic playing cards were seized and later burned.

SHOWS:

(HEBRON, WEST BANK 14/2) Tomb of the Patriarchs. Poster of

PLO Chairman, Yasser Arafat, at rally. WS of rally in hall. Jewish

settler arguing with Mayor of Hebron, Mustafa Neitshe.

(JERUSALEM, ISRAEL 14/2) WS funeral procession. Pallbearers.

Covered body. SOT Israeli Prime Minister, Yitzhak Rabin: "The

government of Israel is committed, on one hand, to continue the

negotiation, to bring about the implementation of the declaration

of principles of the peace accord in the West Bank, but at the

same time we have to see a real effort by the Palestinian

authorities against terrorism originated from their area."

(GAZA, 14/2) Gunpowder laid out on ground. CU gunpowder being

spread. Officials thumbing through pornographic playing cards.

Flames.

T/I 10:02:49

STORY: CLASHES

LOCATION: VARIOUS, WEST BANK

DATE: 17 FEBRUARY 1995

DURATION: 1.19

Arafat rejects Jenin terms; youths confront troops.

PLO Chairman, Yasser Arafat, rejected on Friday (17/2) an Israeli

offer that he take administrative control of the occupied West

Bank town of Jenin as a first step towards widening Palestinian

self-rule. Speaking to a congregation in a Gaza mosque, in his

first public reaction to the proposal, Arafat described his

Thursday meeting with Rabin at the Israel-Gaza border as

"difficult." Violence flared on the West Bank on Friday, with

Nablus seeing the fiercest clashes. Palestinians threw stones at

Israeli soldiers, who returned tear gas and rubber bullets. In

Hebron, clashes broke out for the fifth consecutive day. Hebron

has been tense since the first anniversary of the massacre by an

Israeli settler of 29 Palestinian worshippers at the Tomb of the

Patriachs. In Jerusalem, the Israeli Army imposed tight security

for the Friday prayers, following intelligence warnings of

intended terror attacks by Muslim fundamentalists during the month

of Ramadan.

SHOWS:

(NABLUS, WEST BANK 17/2) Palestinian youths throwing stones

in street. Israeli soldier firing rubber bullets down street. Tear

gas in city centre. Tear gas in middle of street. Fumes.

Palestinian in back of truck being hit with rifle by Israeli

soldier.

(17/2) Soldier pushing barrier across road. WS Palestinians going

through gates of mosque. Security guard checking documents.

Another shot of security checking papers. Security checking man's

papers. WS men praying at mosque. PULL-OUT from men praying at

mosque.

(GAZA CITY 17/2) Arafat greeted with kiss from another man.

Arafat's hands. PULL-OUT to WS Arafat praying. PAN of men sitting

on floor of mosque.

T/I 11:00:41

In the West Bank town of Hebron thousands of Palestinians

celebrated the third anniversary of Yasser Arafat's call for an

independent Palestinian state.

Palestinian police paraded as crowds burned Israeli flags and

stamped over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netahyahu's photo.

In Bethlehem, hundreds of Palestinians attended the funeral of

Jimmy Kanawati, who was shot dead by Israeli soldiers on

Friday night.

Kanawati, a Christian Palestinian, held a Salvadoran passport.

SHOWS:

HEBRON, WEST BANK 23/11

Pan of town and rally;

police parading;

women;

police parading;

ca crowd;

men with posters;

man addressing crowd;

zoom out from mosque to crowd;

Israeli flag burnt by hooded men;

women and children dancing;

Netanyahu's photograph stamped on by dancers;

BETHLEHEM, WEST BANK 23/11

WS of funeral procession along street;

mourning women;

men in procession;

high shot of coffin carried above crowd along

street;

drummers marching into square ahead of funeral procession;

coffin held aloft;

Prayers said over body in church as mourners weep;

ws of mourners in church;

RUNS 2.38

T/I: 10:25:35

Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat met with Jordanian Prime Minister Abdel Salam al-Majali in the West Bank town of Ramallah on Tuesday (2/12) to discuss Israel's latest moves in the peace process. They were to discuss the Israeli cabinet's agreement to allow a limited troop

withdrawal from parts of the West Bank as well as the overall status of the peace process.

SHOWS:

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK, 2/12

EXT. WS armed security man on a roof next to a Palestinian flag;

WS honour guard in line for inspection;

helicopter arriving;

WS Palestinian President Yasser Arafat and Jordanian Prime Minister Abdel Salam -Majali getting out of helicopter;

them inspecting the troops;

Jordanian Prime Minister Abdel Salam -Majali getting into car;

car arriving at Arafat's Head Quarters;

INT. Majali enters Palestinian president Yasser Arafat's office;

Arafat and Majali sitting for photo-op;

shaking hand;

1.44

T/I: 10:57:34

The Finnish foreign minister Tarja Halonen on Tuesday (28/10) met with Palestinian President Yasser Arafat in the West bank town of Ramallah.

The two men discussed the stalled Middle East peace process and the possibilities of pushing it forward.

SHOWS:

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK 28 OCTOBER 1997

VS of cars arriving;

ms of the Finnish foreign minister Tarja Halonen meeting and greeting;

VS of photo opportunity;

MS of the outside of the building;

SOT Halonen (in English): "The discussion we had was consisting first of all of the peace process, and the possibilities to go further, and I handed over a message from the meeting of the foreign ministers of the European Union last weekend";

MS of the official parties leaving;

GV of exterior;

1.19

T/I 10:08:39

STORY: GORE

LOCATION: ISRAEL/WEST BANK

DATE: 23 MARCH 1995

DURATION: 1.36

Meets Arafat, visits Yad Vashem and an Israeli school

PLO leader Yasser Arafat promised in Jericho on Friday (24/3) to wage a new campaign against terrorism. He made the pledge after holding talks with U.S. vice president Al Gore, who responded by saying the commitment was an important step towards Middle East peace. Gore said Arafat had made it clear he would proceed with the criminal prosecution of "those who are suspected of terrorist activities." Arafat said he would set up new state security courts. The U.S. Vice President announced an aid package for the Gaza Strip and said President Clinton had also authorised Palestinians to export a range of goods to the United States. Before visiting Jericho, U.S. Vice President Al Gore visited the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem. At Yad Vashem, Gore saw a memorial to the 6 million Jews killed by the Nazis and expressed horror at the scope of the genocide. While in Jerusalem, Gore and Israeli Environment Minister Yossi Sarid Micha Goldman signed the "GLOBE" bilateral agreement, which links the ecological findings of Israeli students by computer to those of their

counterparts all over the world. The signing took place at Jerusalem's Zief school.

SHOWS:

(JERICHO, WEST BANK 24/3) U.S. Vice President, Al Gore and PLO Chairman, Yasser Arafat, shake hands beside Gore's car. Interior shot of Arafat and Gore taking their places at the podium. WS of news conference. Arafat SOT (followed by translation): "On our side, we have taken measures and will take measures in order to stop those who are trying to to jeopardise the peace process." Reporters. Gore SOT: "I would like to formally present to you this document which extends the generalised system of preferences to Gaza and the West Bank."

(JERUSALEM, ISRAEL 23/3) Exhibit at memorial. Poster of boy. Gore

looking at the exhibits. Rear shot of Gore looking at exhibit.

Gore looking at an exhibit of sewing machines. CU Eternal Flame.

CU Gore wearing skull cap. Choir singing. Gore laying wreath.

T/I: 10:19:42

Palestinian President Yasser Arafat met the Norwegian Foreign Minister, Knut Vollebuek on Wednesday (26/11) to discuss ways to ease the troubled Middle East peace process.

SHOWS:

NABLUS, WEST BANK 26/11

Cars arrives to fanfare;

Norwegian foreign minister Knut Vollebuek entering building;

vs photop Yasser Arafat and Vollebuek;

both leaving building;

SOT Arafat (in English): (reporter q: do you accept 6-8 percent of the West Bank as a proposal?) "Till now I have no proposal. (is a this a basis for negotiations?). The principle of speaking about further redeployment is very important to push forward the peace process.

SOT Vollebuek (are you saddened by the current state of the Oslo Accord) Yes I am. It's important that the Oslo Accord can be applied. It is a basis for negotiations for the process and I think it's important that the parties continue to use for a basis of negotiations."

Arafat leaving with aides;

1.54

T/I: 10:47:31

French Foreign Minister Hubert Vedrine met Palestinian President Yasser Arafat in Ramallah on Tuesday (25/11) and afterwards said he hoped there would soon be a "substantial" withdrawal of Israeli troops from the West Bank.

Vedrine is on a three-day visit to the Middle East.

SHOWS:

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK, 25/11

French foreign Minister Hubert Vedrine out of car;

Vedrine into building

Vedrine and Yasser Arafat shaking hands;

vs meeting;

Vedrine and Arafat come out of building to speak to press;

SOT Arafat (Arabic, translator in french): ""France has a global role to play, morally and politically speaking. Europe also has a role to play so from the bottom of our hearts we are very hopeful."

SOT Vedrine (French): "The French position concerning the peace process is well known by everybody."

Vedrine and Arafat shaking hands;

walking to cars;

cars leaving;

1.57

T/I: 10:12:40

Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat said on Friday (31/10) that he would not go to 'final status' talks on the peace process unless Israel first pulled back its troops from occupied areas as promised. He was speaking after a Palestinian cabinet meeting on Thursday (30/10) night in the West Bank town of Ramallah.

SHOWS:

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK 30/10

MS Hanan Ashrawi getting out of car;

MS Yasser Arafat's car arriving;

MS Arafat getting out of car and entering building;

SOT Nabil Shaath, in English: "We are going to prove to Mrs Albright we are serious but given what the Israelis have declared over the past two days, one does not expect much results, on the contrary. The Israelis are insisting on blowing out and finishing this agreement by not going through the redeployement and not stopping settlements and not implementing the agreements they will be in effect sabotaging and destroying the peace process.";

MA Arafat PULLOUT to WS meeting;

CU Arafat in meeting;

VS meeting;

WS Arafat leaving building;

1.25

T/I: 10:39:04

After meeting Palestinian Authority president Yasser Arafat in the West Bank town of Ramallah on Monday (27/10), Russian Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov accused Israel of failing to honour agreements it had made with the Palestinians on self-rule.

Speaking at a joint press conference with Arafat, Primakov said Russia would do its utmost to get the peace process back on track, but this would only be possible if both sides abided by the agreements.

SHOWS:

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK 27/10

Russian Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov's car arrival;

Primakov getting out of car;

CA media;

Primakov entering building;

photo op meeting Primakov and Arafat;

CU Primakov;

CU Arafat;

more photo op;

EXT building with huge picture of Arafat in front of the building; palestinian police in front of the building;

SOT Yasser Arafat (in Arabic): "The peace process is passing a dangerous curve. I appeal to president Yeltsin and to you personally to intervene in order to achieve progress since Russia is co-sponsor of the peace process.";

CA media;

SOT Yevgeny Primakov Russian Foreign Minister (in Russian) saying that Russia will do its utmost to get the peace process out of its current crisis: "the Palestinian people has a just cause to win back their land and create an independent state but this is only possible if the two sides abide by the agreements";

he accuses Israel of failing to keep to its end of self-rule accords with the Palestinians: "It's not just that the present Israeli government should abide by the agreements which previous governments signed with the Palestinians. It should also abide by the agreements which it itself signed referring in particular to the Hebron accord reached by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Arafat in January, and the Palestinian people in their just cause to win back their land and create an independent state";

2.21

T/I: 10:09:01

Norwegian Foreign Minister Knut Vollebaek, whose country hosted the secret talks which produced the Oslo peace accords between Israel and the Palestinians, met Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat late Thursday (27/11).

SHOWS:

NABLUS, WEST BANK, 27/11

EXT. Arafat's Head Quarters;

Norwegian Foreign Minister's convoy arriving;

Norwegian Foreign minister Knut Vollebuek greeting Palestinian delegation ;

INT. Norwegian Foreign minister Knut Vollebuek meeting with Palestinian President Yasser Arafat

photo-op;

the two delegations sitting to discuss;

EXT. presser of the two politicians;

SOT Palestinian President Yasser Arafat (un English):" I was discussing how to put forward the peace process, how to protect it by all means";

SOT Knut Vollebuek, Norwegian Foreign minister (in English): " I wanted to brief him with my various talks today with the Israeli Authorities and I felt that since I am going back to Norway, I should inform him (he means Arafat) and that's why i keep in contact";

Knut Vollebuek leaving;

Yasser Arafat getting back to building;

1.44

T/I 10:55:54 GS 10:08:27

Palestinian President Yasser Arafat called on Saturday (09/08) for an Arab summit to salvage the peace process from Israel's hardline policies.

On Friday night the Palestinian Cabinet met in the West Bank town of Ramallah to discuss the imminent visit by Dennis Ross, the US Middle East envoy.

On Saturday (09/08) about 3,000 Palestinian children marched in the West Bank own of Nablus to protest against Israel's security clampdown on Palestinian reas in response to the July 30 double suicide bombing in a crowded Jerusalem marketplace.

SHOWS:

NABLUS, WEST BANK. 9TH AUGUST 1997

00.00 WS children marching in parade;

00.07 CU kids carrying poster;

00.14 WS of kids marching;

00.18 MS women carrying PLO flags marching;

00.26 CU child carrying Yasser Arafat poster;

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK 8TH AUGUST 1997

00.31 WS Palestinian Cabinet meeting;

00.36 CU Yasser Arafat;

00.41 MS cabinet sitting around table;

RAMALLAH WEST BANK 9TH AUGUST 1997

00.46 SOT Yasser Arafat

"We are doing our best and we are doing 100 per cent of our effort not for the sake of the Israelis but for the sake of the Palestinians because security is very important for the Palestinians, as it is very important for the Israelis, as it is important for the peace process."

RAMALLAH WEST BANK 8TH AUGUST 1997

01.08 Arafat leaves Cabinet meeting;

RAMALLAH WEST BANK 9TH AUGUST 1997

01.14 SOT Arafat ( in English)

" I am asking the whole international community to protect the peace process, this is very important."

NABLUS WEST BANK 9TH AUGUST 1997

01.22 CU boy brandishing toy gun;

01.26 WS boys in army uniform marching and brandishing toy guns;

01.31 VISION ENDS

T/I: 11:16:24 GS: 10:27:37

The funeral was held on Thursday (12/12) of a West Bank settler and her 12 year-old son, who were shot and killed on Wednesday near Ramallah. The bodies were buried in the settlement of Beit El. Among the mourners was Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who vowed that Jewish roots in the West Bank will be "deepened." Infrastructure Minister Israeli troops continued their blockade around the West Bank town of Ramallah on Thursday.

In Jerusalem, Israeli settlers held an emergency meeting and called upon the Israeli government to halt all negotiations with the Palestinians on the redeployment of Israeli soldiers from the Palestinian autonomy areas.

SHOWS:

WEST BANK/GAZA/JERUSALEM 12/12

BEIT EL, WEST BANK

00.00 WS funeral, crowd around bodies;

00.05 MS two bodies;

00.08 MS Rabbi Ovadia Josef Shas delivering eulogy (hebrew);

00.13 MS mourners weeping;

00.16 MS Ariel Sharon, Minister for Infrastructure, delivering eulogy (hebrew);

00.20 MS crowd

ARAM JUNCTION, WEST BANK

00.24 WS Israeli police at roadblock;

00.28 MS soldier at driver's window;

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL

00.32 MS settlers in office, pan/zoom to settler on phone;

00.38 SOT Yehiel Liter, settler: "The response must be more building within our communities in Judean Samaria to demonstate that murderers will not get what they're interested in - Jews will multiply";

GAZA

00.47 SOT reporter to Yasser Arafat: "What is your reaction about the attack near Ramallah yesterday?" - yasser arafat walks by without answering;

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK

00.53 MS Ashrawi in Palestinian National Authority meeting;

00.55 MS meeting top table;

00.58 SOT Hanan Ashrawi, Palestinian Minister: "Settlement activities, a state of siege, the continuing confiscation of land, the killing of Palestinians have all contributed to this atmosphere of violence and counter-violence;"

BEIT EL, WEST BANK

01.09 MS crowd at graveside, including Netanyahyu (who is speaking in Hebrew);

01.12 CU Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister;

01.17 MS body into grave;

01.23 CU people grieving;

01.26 CU father of dead boy with Defence Minister Yitzhak Mordechai;

01.30 MS second body into grave;

01.35 WS crowd

01.40 VISION ENDS

T/I: 10:14:00 GS 10:19:34

Celebrations continued in West Bank towns on Thursday (14/11) to commemorate "Independence Day"; the day the PLO declared an independent Palestinian state eight years ago. Celebrations in Ramallah started with a march by the Palestinian police force. It was joined by military pipe bands and marching school children and scouts.

In Jerusalem, meanwhile, Palestinian and Israeli negotiators resumed talks on the Hebron. The last session of talks broke up early Thursday morning with Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat claiming that no progress had been made.

SHOWS:

WEST BANK / GAZA / JERUSALEM, ISRAEL 14/11

NABLUS, WEST BANK

0.00 Children dancing;

0.05 WS children dancing;

0.08 Children with Palestinian flags;

HEBRON, WEST BANK

0.15 High ws of crowd in square as Palestinian pipe band plays;

0.20 WS pipe band marching;

0.24 High shot of Palestinian pipe band;

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK

0.27 Yasser Arafat poster mounted on car in parade;

0.30 WS of Palestinians through in square with flaming torches;

GAZA

0.35 SOT Arafat: "We didn't achieve any progress. They are still insisting on some points which we cannot accept to change the agreement ... I am not optimistic."

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL

0.47 Car arriving at negotiation centre and zoom into building;

0.53 Negotiator departing talks in car;

0.57 Negotiator photographed as car leaves;

HEBRON, WEST BANK

1.01 Israeli soldiers patrolling streets;

1.06 CU Israeli soldier with rifle guarding Jewish settlement;

1.08 Israeli police with automatic weapons;

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK

1.13 Palestinians marching to drums;

1.19 Palestinian children marching to drum beat;

1.25 ENDS

T/I: 10:57:22 GS 10:34:37

The Palestinian Authority's cabinet met in Jericho on Friday night (2/8) and condemned Palestinian violence in the West Bank. Earlier on Friday, hundreds of protesters stormed the prison in the town of Tulkarm and freed scores of prisoners. Rioting had broken out in Tulkarm after a militant member of Hamas Ibrahim al-Hadayida was shot dead. Palestinian Authority ministers travelled to Tulkarm on Saturday

to investigate the fatal shooting. The town was virtually paralysed by a strike on Saturday as shopkeepers honoured the memory of Ibrahim al-Hadayida. In Jericho on Saturday a Palestinian military tribunal jailed three Palestinian policemen for torturing to death an inmate of

Nablus' jail, 26-year-old Mahmoud Jemayel.

SHOWS:

TULKARM, WEST BANK 3/8:

00:00 MS Palestinian police in street;

00:04 CU police car with smashed window;

00:07 MS burned out car;

00:12 MS Palestinian policeman examines car;

00:18 WS public meeting, ZOOM in to man waving fist;

00:24 MS Palestinian ministers listening;

TULKARM, WEST BANK 2/8:

00:27 MS body of Ibrahim al-Hadaydeh;

JERICHO, WEST BANK 2/8:

00:31 WS Palestinian Authority cabinet meeting;

00:34 CU Yasser Arafat;

NABLUS, WEST BANK 1/8:

00:38 WS funeral procession for Mahmud Jumayil;

00:41 MS funeral procession;

JERICHO, WEST BANK 3/8:

00:45 EXT court;

00:49 MS accused policemen in court;

00:52 MS judges;

00:55 MS side view of accused;

TULKARM, WEST BANK 3/8:

00:58 PAN closed shops;

01:05 MS mother of Ibrahim al-Hadaydeh;

01:10 MS pro-Arafat and Palestinian Authority demonstration;

01:14 CU PAN banners;

01:20 MS demonstrators walk by;

01:26 VISION ENDS

T/I: 11:16:46

A lottery to aid the victims of the intifada was launched in Ramallah on Thuesday (11/4). Sixty percent of the funds generated by the lottery will go to Palestinian "good works". The first tickets were drawn as Yasser Arafat was in Ramallah Wednesday, on a tour of the West Bank.

SHOWS

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK 11 APRIL, 1996

Helicopter lifting off

PLO leader Yasser Arafat off helicopter

Arafat walking

Arafat kissing and greeting people

Soldiers parade

Arafat getting into car

Welcome parade for Arafat

GV Ramallah

Lottery

Numbers being drawn

Cutaway

Numbers being drawn

3.00

STORY: SETTLEMENT

LOCATION: WEST BANK/GAZA

DATE: 28 DECEMBER 1994

DURATION: 1.22

Israel reviews al-Khader; Arafat says it's stopped

Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin on Wednesday (28/12) ordered

a review of plans to expand a Jewish settlement in the West Bank

after Palestinian protests that it breached the Israel-PLO peace

accord. An Israeli government spokesmen said construction would

continue while the Attorney General reviewed the legality of the

project and reported to the cabinet on Monday (2/1). The dispute

erupted on Thursday (22/12) when bulldozers from the Jewish

settlement of Efrat in the Israeli-occupied West Bank were sent to

begin a road to a barren hilltop area for a new neighbourhood at

al-Khader. On Wednesday (28/12) PLO chairman Yasser Arafat called

an emergency meeting of his Palestinian Authority in Gaza to

discuss the settlement and told them he had received a phone call

from Israeli foreign minister Shimon Peres assuring him that the

work would stop. Meanwhile Israeli bulldozers dug for a second day

at the site near Bethlehem, breaking ground for 500 apartment

units, as some 200 Palestinians chanted nationalist songs and

waved flags. More than 100,000 Jews live in settlements scattered

among a million Arabs in the West Bank captured by Israel in 1967.

SHOWS:

(AL-KHADER, WEST BANK 28/12) Palestinians walking past

earth-digging machine. CU of earth digger. WS earth-digging

equipment.

(GAZA CITY) PLO chairman Yasser Arafat leaving Palestinian

Authority building. SOT "I have been informed just now from Mr

Peres on the phone that they have decided to stop it (building of

the settlement)."

(AL-KHADER, WEST BANK) Palestinian women chanting. Palestinian man

leading chant. Palestinian woman chanting.

(JERUSALEM, ISRAEL) Israeli government press office spokesman Uri

Dromi. SOT: "So what we are planning to do is to reassess the

situation, make sure that nothing will harm the peace process

because this is our number one commitment. But we will have to

find ways how to allow people who live there to live even when the

peace process is going on."

(AL-KHADER, WEST BANK) Pull-out from bulldozer to chanting

Palestinians.

T/I 11:17:21

Around 100 Palestinian youths fought pitched battles (12/7) with

Israeli soldiers in the West Bank city of Hebron.

Palestinian President Yasser Arafat on Friday night (11/7)

chaired the weekly meeting of the Palestinian Cabinet in the

West Bank city of Nablus.

SHOWS:

WEST BANK 11-12/07

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK, 12/7

00.00 WS rally;

00.06 CU women protestor;

00.11 MS rally with protestors holding posters of Yasser

Arafat;

00.16 Man setting light to Israeli flag;

NABLUS, WEST BANK, 11/7

00.23 CU Arafat;

00.26 MS cabinet;

00.30 LS meeting with Hanan Ashrawi bottom right;

HEBRON, WEST BANK, 12/7

00.34 Shop being closed;

00.38 WS troops closing shop;

00.43 Jewish settlers throwing stones;

00.49 Jewish settlers, one armed with gun, trying to enter

Palestinian area;

00.55 Palestinians throwing stones from roof;

00.58 CU masked stone thrower;

01.01 Troops running through street pans to car being stoned;

01.07 Firebombs landing in front of soldiers;

01.10 Palestinian youths throwing stones;

01.15 Israeli soldier firing;

01.17 WS shower of Molotov cocktails;

01.21 VISION ENDS;

T/I 10:45:40

Members of the Palestinian Legislative Council on Sunday (27/4)

took part in a sit-in demonstration against the attempted

expansion of a Jewish settlement of Kfar Yam in the Gaza Strip.

Meanwhile, in the West Bank village of Deir Samith, which is

near Hebron, Israeli soldiers searched the homes of Hamas

activists for explosives. A small explosive device was found

near one house; it was blown up bu Israeli security forces.

In Jenin on the West Bank, Palestinian President Yasser Arafat

welcomed as "very important" a UN resolution calling for an

immediate halt to the building of a new Jewish neighbourhood in

mostly Arab east Jerusalem.

SHOWS:

GAZA / WEST BANK 27/4

KFAR YAM SETTLEMENT, GAZA

protestors with banners;

israeli soldiers;

protesters and israeli soldiers;

palestinian police

SOT Ziad Abu Amer, member of Palestinian Legislative

Council in English: "People are gathering here to protest

Israeli policy of confiscating more Palestinian land and members

of the Palestinian Legislative Council are present to

demonstrate solidarity to people in the area and secondly to

protest Israeli policies of settlement which are taking place

across the Palestinian areas in the West Bank and Gaza."

soldiers on sandbanks;

protesters

DEIR SAMITH, NEAR HEBRON, WEST BANK, 27/4

israeli jeep driving past;

explosion in house;

people being led away down road;

soldiers with dog going in to investigate house;

convoy on road

int. house after search;

palestinian woman complaining about the mess

JENIN, WEST BANK

arafat's helicopter landing;

girls with flowers;

Arafat getting out of helicopter;

guard of honour;

Arafat saluting forces

SOT Arafat sot in English "This is the most important

response from the international community against the breaching

which the Israeli government is insisting to carry on with it

against the peace process."

Arafat's car driving off

Runs: 2.43

T/I: 11:16:55 GS 10:11:59

Twenty-three year old Michael Epstein appeared in a Tel Aviv court

on Friday (10/11), the sixth person to be arrested in connection

with the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. A friend of Rabin's self

confessed kiler, police claim Epstein knew about the attmpt in

advance. His mother was in court to hear the judge rule that

Epstein could be held by the police for questioning for five days.

Israeli newspapers revealed that PLO chairman Yasser Arafat had

paid a personal visit to Yitzhak Rabin's widow Leah to express his

condolences. He said Mrs Rabin had insisted the peace process

continue. Evidence of the willingness of both sides to continue

the peace process was clear in Jenin, where Palestinian police are

preparing to replace Israeli troops. Jenin is the first West Bank

town to be handed back to the Palestinians. But in the West Bank

town of Nablus, there was unrest reminiscent of the height of the

Intifada. Palestinian youths pelted Israeli troops with rocks. The

soldiers replied with tear gas. But at the Jewish West Bank

settlement of Halhul, near Hebron, settlers and Palestinians

joined ranks to protest against the construction of a by-pass road

that will run though a Palestinian vineyard. The Israeli

government has proposed the development of alternative routes for

settlers use only to avoid violent contact with local

Palestinians.

SHOWS:

TEL AVIV, ISRAEL 10/11

00:00 Michael Epstein (suspect) enters through door

00:11 CU handcuffed hands, TILT UP to face

00:16 MS Epstein's mother

00:22 WS Epstein in court

00:25 WS photograph of PLO Chairman, Yasser Arafat and Leah Rabin

00:30 CU PAN Arafat to Leah

GAZA 09/11

00:36 ARAFAT SOT: "She and the Israeli people are assisting to

carry on with the peace process."

00:42 MS Arafat turns away

JENIN, WEST BANK 09/11

00:44 MS Palestinian and Israeli flags flying together *

00:47 MS Palestinian delegation arrives

00:54 WS delegation round table

01:00 MS group of Palestinian policemen and Israeli soldiers

enter building.

NABLUS, WEST BANK 10/11

01:12 WS Palestinian youths run forward and throw stones

01:20 WS Israeli soldiers move forward

01:24 UP SOT FX SHOT

HALHUL, NEAR HEBRON, WEST BANK 10/11

01:26 MS settlers and Palestinians talking

01:30 David Ramati, Jewish settler, SOT: "We feel the true way

to peace is not to seperate the cultures, but to allow

for cultural dialogue."

01:37 WS Ramati and Palestinians clasping hands

01:40 CU Ramati talking with Palestinians.

01:45 ENDS