CBS Evening News for Sunday, May 05, 2002
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(White House: Joie Chen) The conflicting agenda for Middle East peace talks examined; scenes shown from New York City of pro-Israel and pro- Palestinian demonstrations; details given of President Bush's coming meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Saudi Prince Abdullah. [National security adviser Condoleezza RICE - says the White House will not choose the leadership to talk to.] [Secretary of State Colin POWELL - says being for Israel obliges us to work with the other side.] [Senator John EDWARDS - says the president must find consensus for the two sides.]
(Studio: John Roberts) Israeli soldiers' shooting of three Palestinian civilians near Jenin noted.
(Jerusalem: Tom Fenton) The debate over what happened when the Israelis went into the Palestinian refugee camp in Jenin featured; scenes shown from the rubble. [Israeli army reservist Haggai TAL - says it was a war.] [Human Rights Watch Miranda SISSONS - says we did not find evidence of a massacre, but of violations of humanitarian law.]
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