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ISRAEL: VIOLENCE ERRUPTS FOR SECOND DAY (V)

(3 Dec 1998) English/Nat Violence erupted for a second day between Palestinians and Israelis on the streets of Jerusalem. Six Israeli police officers and two Israeli civilians were injured by rocks and a Palestinian was struck by a rubber bullet fired by police to disperse stone throwers on the Mount of Olives. The clashes come as Israel declared a planned West Bank withdrawal would not go ahead following Wednesday's Palestinian lynch mob attack on an Israeli soldier. In response, the Palestinians are blaming the Israelis of violating the Wye peace agreement signed in the United States in October. VOICE-OVER: 00:00 Once again, the Middle East peace process seems headed for a breakdown. Yesterday, an Israeli soldier was beaten in the head. Today, on the streets of Jerusalem, Palestinians pelted Israeli police and civilians with stones. 00:14 Six officers and two civilians were injured, struck by bricks and rocks. 00:20 By the time the melee ended, 18 Palestinians were under arrest. 00:26 In Jerusalem, a defiant Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel is suspending its troop withdrawal from the West Bank. 00:34 SOUNDBITE: (English) "Israel will proceed with the process only when we are sure that the Palestinians go back to keeping what they promised at Wye. They must stop the fomenting of violence, the lynch mobs that we saw yesterday." SUPER CAPTION: Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister 00:49 Israel also wants Yasser Arafat to drop plans to announce a Palestinian state in May. The incidents have sent the peace process into a tailspin. 01:01 SOUNDBITE: (English) "He is violating completely (the) Wye River agreement." SUPER CAPTION: Yasser Arafat, Palestinian Leader 01:07 A Palestinian official has already appealed to the United States to intervene, and bring the process back on track. 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...