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Middle East / Israelis Vs. Palestinians / Violence / Suicide Bombing / Roundtable #701813

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, May 07, 2002
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.

(Rushon Letzione: Jerrold Kessel) A devastating suicide bombing in a crowded club in Rushon Letzione, Israel, featured; extensive scenes shown from inside the damaged building.

(Studio: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.

(Jerusalem: Wolf Blitzer) The reaction in the Middle East to the bombing featured; statement from Palestinian spokesman Saeb Erekat on behalf of Palestinian Authority president Yasir Arafat quoted; details given about the likelihood of an Israeli military response when Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon returns from the US.

(Studio: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.

(White House: John King) The view from the White House of this latest bombing reviewed.

(Studio: Aaron Brown) Live journalists roundtable held with Jerusalem Post Washington bureau chief Janine Zacharia and "As-Safir" Washington bureau chief Hisham Melhem about the terror bombing. [ZACHARIA - says Sharon will likely attack; adds it will be a challenge for President Bush's administration now.] [MELHEM - says the message is being sent to Sharon and the international community that the extremists are undermining Arafat and the peace process; notes the US cannot walk away from the peace process.]

Reporter(s):
Blitzer, Wolf;
Brown, Aaron;
Kessel, Jerrold;
King, John
Duration:
00:13:30

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