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Jenin shooting, stand-off, house demolished in east J'lem

(15 Jan 2003) Jenin, West Bank, January 15, 2003 (Night shots) 1. Various of flares in the sky (AUDIO: Gunfire) 2. Various of ambulances passing by (AUDIO: Sirens) 3. Various of explosions and gunfire 4. Various of convoy of Armored Personal Carriers passing on their way out of Jenin (Day shots - early morning) 5. Helicopter in the air 6. Midshot of youths in street 7. Various of aftermath of damage caused to homes in Jenin 8. Various of Palestinians examining damage caused to one of the houses 9. Closeup of posters of Palestinians killed, pull out to damage 10. Pan of bullets on the ground 11. Various of Palestinians examining damage East Jerusalem, West Bank 12. Wideshot of area 13. Midshot of Israeli border police standing on roof of house, pan down Palestinians 14. Wideshot of Israeli police 15. Wideshot of house explosion 16. Various of smoke rising from the house Ramallah, West Bank 17. Various of photo opportunity with Palestinian President Yasser Arafat meeting British delegation 18. Arafat talking to journalists outside his office 19. SOUNDBITE: (English) Palestinian President, Yasser Arafat ++SOUND AS INCOMING++ "We cannot forget the meeting took place, according to the suggestion which Mr Blair decided in spite of the Israeli attempts to prevent it, but we have done it." 20. Wideshot of Arafat and journalists STORYLINE: Israeli troops shot dead three Palestinians in West Bank clashes on Wednesday, and Israeli authorities also destroyed four homes in east Jerusalem that belonged to Palestinians convicted of orchestrating a series of deadly bombings. In the West Bank town of Jenin, soldiers held a 12-hour stand off with four wanted Palestinian militants, the army and Palestinian officials said. The men, prominent members of the Jenin branch of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, finally surrendered and were taken into custody, the officials said. Gun battles erupted sporadically between the soldiers and the gunmen and at least one soldier was lightly wounded, the army said. More than 20 suspected Palestinian militants were arrested in West Bank sweeps overnight, the army said. Israel has reoccupied nearly every major West Bank Palestinian city and town, except Jericho, since June. Soldiers often impose curfew and conduct mass arrests in the areas. In east Jerusalem, Israeli authorities used concrete to seal off three separate homes of three Hamas militants convicted of organising the bombings that killed 35 people, including five Americans in an attack at the Hebrew University in July. Trucks pumped concrete into the three homes making them uninhabitable. The multi-story buildings were not torn down because they included additional apartments where other families lived, Israeli police said. A home belonging to a fourth Hamas member in the group was partially blown up and then bulldozers demolished the remainder, police said. At the recent trial of the four, the group's leader was convicted and received 35 consecutive life terms. Two other members were also given life in prison, while the fourth received a 60-year sentence. Israel has demolished dozens of homes of militants and suicide bombers in an attempt to deter other Palestinians from carrying out attacks on Israelis. However, Wednesday's action marked the first time Israel had torn down the homes of militants in east Jerusalem during the current Palestinian uprising that began 28 months ago. All the previous demolitions took place in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Arafat criticized recent Israeli military actions. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...