Meeting Between Olmert and Abbas Put at Risk

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JERUSALEM – An Israeli missile aimed at terrorists killed three young Palestinian Arabs in a refugee camp yesterday, clouding prospects for a possible meeting between Israeli and Palestinian Arab leaders later this week when they attend the same breakfast in Jordan.

Israeli aircraft fired the missile at a car carrying terrorists in the crowded Jebaliya camp in northern Gaza Strip, but killed a 5-year-old boy and two girls aged 7 and 16, hospital officials said. Eight other people were injured in the blast, which Israel’s Channel 2 TV said was “another failed assassination attempt, and again innocent civilians were hit.”


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