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| Injured men lie on the road after a car bomb
exploded in the northern Israel town of Mee
Ami March 1, 2001. Ambulance workers said
one person was killed and at least nine were
wounded in the blast, which occurred as Prime
Minister-elect Ariel Sharon moved toward
forming a coalition to ensure Israeli security.
(/Yaniv Sofer, Reuters) - Mar 01 12:54 PM ET |
Israeli police explosives experts search
through a damaged taxi van Thursday March
1, 2001 in Mei Ami, northern Israel after
a suspected Palestinian militant set off
explosives in the taxi. An Israeli man was
killed and nine other people were wounded,
police said. (Eyal Warshavsky, AP) - Mar 01 11:53 AM ET |
| 傷ついた男たちが、自動車爆弾が Mee Ami ２００１年３月１日の北のイスラエル町で爆発した後、道路（に）横たわります。 ‖救急車労働者が１人の人が殺されたと言った、そして少なくとも９人が、起こった爆発で傷つけられた‖選出された首相 −‖アリエル・シャロンは連合を形成することにイスラエルのセキュリティを保証しようとした | |
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| Palestinian youths run for cover as Israeli
soldiers open fire near a destroyed Palestinian
police post in the refugee camp of Rafah,
Gaza Strip March 1, 2001. Violent altercations
continued throughout the region as right
wing Prime Minister elect Ariel Sharon struggled
to establish a ruling coalition. (Peter Andrews,
Reuters) - Mar 01 12:54 PM ET |