WORLD : Suspected Collaborators Killed
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JERUSALEM — Two Palestinians suspected of collaborating with Israel were stabbed to death today by fellow Arabs, and one body was wheeled around the streets of a West Bank city as a warning to others, Arab reports said.
Arab reporters said 24-year-old Taher Abu Saleh was stabbed to death in Nablus. Shortly after dawn, they said, masked Palestinians pushed the corpse in a cart through Nablus’ central market before dumping it on the street.
The second killing occurred in the Gaza Strip’s Breij refugee camp. Arab reporters said Harb Odeh Essa, 43, was attacked in his home by masked Palestinians.
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