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WRAP Hebron gun battle and arrests, Ramallah curfew

(26 Jun 2002) Hebron, West Bank - 26 June 2002 1. Wide shot exterior Palestinian police headquarters being shot at (with audio of gunfire) 2. Closer shot of windows in headquarters being targeted 3. Wide shot exterior being shot at 4. Mid shot hole in facade of headquarters 5. Wide shot headquarters Hebron, West Bank - 26 June 2002 6. Mid shot tank shooting at headquarters 7. Closer shot tank firing 8. Father climbs over rubble into building to talk to his son, Maamoun Amr, Palestinian gunman inside HQ 9. Father comes out, zoom in as son Maamoun Amr behind him holds his hands up in surrender 10. Bulldozer ramming wall of building on periphery of compound 11. Maamoun Amr is searched by Israeli soldiers 12. Tank shooting at building 13. Bulldozer rams building 14. Bulldozer 15. Bulldozer rams building and debris falls off Hebron, West Bank - 26 June 2002 16. Pull out to wide of headquarters under heavy fire from Israeli forces, billowing smoke and dust 17. Closer shot of building under fire 18. Israeli forces on nearby hill bombarding headquarters 19. Building under fire, zoom in Ramallah, West Bank - 26 June 2002 20. Israeli tank on streets 21. Various of busy fruit and vegetable market with Palestinians shopping during break in Israeli curfew 22. Various of streets with heavy traffic Hebron, West Bank - 26 June 2002 Dusk: 23. Helicopter hovering overhead (audio of gunfire) 24. Headquarters being bombarded 25. Top shot armoured car in street 26. Headquarters being bombarded as night falls STORYLINE: At nightfall on Wednesday Israeli forces in Hebron were still bombarding the Palestinian security forces headquarters, where Palestinian gunmen had been holding out since the Israelis moved into the town early on Tuesday. It was the second straight day that heavy machine-gun fire had pounded the fortress-like Palestinian government compound and it was clearly taking its toll on the building's thick concrete walls. Israeli military officials said 150 Palestinians inside had surrendered since the army surrounded the fortress. Of the 40 to surrender Wednesday, 20 were top fugitives, they said, without indicating how many more might be inside. On Wednesday afternoon the Israelis brought in an armoured bulldozer which started tearing down walls on the perimeters of the compound. The army brought the fathers of four wanted men inside the compound to talk to their sons on megaphones to convince them to surrender. One father went inside and emerged with his son Maamoun Amr, a gunman who has been injured many times in recent clashes with Israelis. Meanwhile in Ramallah, a three day curfew was lifted for four hours early on Wednesday afternoon. Residents of the city rushed into the streets, and headed for crowded markets and food shops to stock up on much needed supplies. Throughout the West Bank at least 700-thousand Palestinians were confined to their homes by an Israeli imposed curfew as searches and arrests were carried out. Israeli troops have moved into seven of the eight main Palestinian cities and towns over the past week, imposing curfews, following a new Israeli policy of taking over Palestinian territory in retaliation for last week's terror attacks in which 26 Israelis died. 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...