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Middle East / Israelis Vs. Palestinians / Settlements #701681

NBC Evening News for Friday, May 31, 2002
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(Studio: Brian Williams) Plans for CIA director George Tenet to go to the Middle East on a peace mission reported; scenes shown of Israeli tanks entering Nablus, West Bank; details given of the killing of a Palestinian who entered a Jewish settlement.

(Ariel, West Bank: Martin Fletcher) The way of life of the Jewish settlers living in the West Bank examined; scenes shown from Ariel, West Bank. [Mayor of Ariel Ron NACHMAN - talks about the high number of schools in the settlement.] [Settlers Amit and Edna COHEN - talk about having an inexpensive home.] [Bar-Ilan University, Israel Dr. Shmuel SANDLER - says a decision will be made about evacuating settlements.]

Reporter(s):
Fletcher, Martin;
Williams, Brian
Duration:
00:02:40

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