The World - News from April 26, 1989
Palestinians stabbed to death two men accused of collaborating with Israeli authorities in the occupied territories, Arab reports said. The victims were identified as Fauzi Muhareb, 51, of the Gaza Strip town of Khan Yunis, and Azam Qadi, 21, of the West Bank city of Nablus. The deaths followed a call by Palestinian uprising leaders for attacks on Arabs cooperating with Israel and an order by Muslim fundamentalists to target drug dealers and prostitutes. Meanwhile, a Palestinian was reported shot and killed in a clash with Israeli soldiers in the Gaza Strip, and 17 other Arabs were reported wounded by army gunfire in the occupied territories.
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