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Middle East / Jenin / Refugee Camp (Part II) #701748

CNN Evening News for Friday, May 03, 2002
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(Studio: Kate Snow) The second part on what happened in the Palestinian refugee camp in Jenin introduced.

(Jenin: Sheila MacVicar) The chronology of events in the April urban warfare in Jenin continued; scenes shown from inside and outside damaged houses; details given of the views of Palestinian civilians and Israeli military. [Palestinian MAN, BOY, school TEACHER - (thru translator) describe how the Israeli military treated them as the soldiers went house to house.] [Human Rights Watch Peter BOUCKAERT - says the use of human shields is outlawed by the Geneva Convention.] [Israeli defense force Capt. Sharon FEINGOLD - denies using human shields.] [Israeli military intelligence Col. Miri EISEN - cites one example of the use of a woman as a shield; says there was a terrorist camp at the center of a refugee camp.] [Israeli defense force reservist Lt. "RON" - comments on this search practice as acceptable.] [Three PALESTINIANS, BOY - (thru translator) explain being used as human shields.] [Imprisoned Islamic Jihad member Thabet MARDAWI - (thru translator) explains why he surrendered.]

Reporter(s):
MacVicar, Sheila;
Snow, Kate
Duration:
00:09:10

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