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Middle East / Daybook / Bethlehem #701742

CNN Evening News for Friday, May 03, 2002
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(Studio: Kate Snow) Report introduced.

(Ramallah: Matthew Chance) The end of the long siege in Ramallah, Israeli, military action in Nablus, continuing negotiations to end the standoff at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem and a Human Rights Watch report finding that Israeli committed war crimes in Jenin, but not a massacre, featured; scenes shown of the Palestinians celebrating, Israeli tanks and the church. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's plan to offer his own peace plan when he visits the US next week noted.

(Studio: Kate Snow) Report introduced.

(Bethlehem: Walter Rodgers) The situation in Bethlehem at the time of Orthodox Easter weekend featured; scenes shown of an Arab and Greek mass in a Syrian Orthodox church; details given of the cultural friction in the region where Christian populations feel unwelcome. [Christians Rym AWAD, Shareen BASSIL - comment on their church.]

Reporter(s):
Chance, Matthew;
Rodgers, Walter;
Snow, Kate
Duration:
00:06:20

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