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Israeli army claims victim was handling bomb + funeral

(20 Aug 2001) WARNING: TAPE CREASE DURING SOUNDBITE AS INCOMING Rafah, Gaza Strip - August 20 2001 1. Mid shot of women at door of morgue crying and wailing 2. Body, wrapped in Palestinian flag, getting carried from morgue 3. High shot of three bodies - Samir Abu Zeid and his two children - on stretchers getting carried in street at start of funeral procession 4. High shot of funeral procession and zoom in to man firing in air 5. High shot zoom out of bodies and procession 6. High shot pan of procession 7. Close shot of men carrying bodies and shouting "God is Great" and "We will redeem you, Oh Martyrs" 8. Close shot of man shouting 9. Wide shot of funeral march Jerusalem - August 20 2001 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Olivier Rafowicz, Israeli Army spokesman: "The incident yesterday night was a work accident. A Fatah terrorist was preparing ++++(TAPE CREASE)++++ explosive devices at home. Israel and the Israeli army had nothing to do with this incident. It is the fault of the Fatah terrorist Abu Ziad that he chose to make a bomb at home with his children. Again, I would like to repeat - Israel and the Israeli army has nothing to do with this incident." 11. Israeli army spokesman Olivier Rafowicz walking in office Rafah, Gaza Strip - August 19 2001 12. Ambulance at scene - NIGHT SHOT 13 Close shot of body, covered by sheet, being carried into hospital Rafah, Gaza Strip - August 20 2001 14. Two shot children sifting through rubble 15. Pan of collapsed walls and man walking through rubble 16. Shot through hole in wall 17. Close shot of rubble on ground 18. Wide shot of rubble 19. Mid shot wreckage with clothes still on washing line 20. Close shot of clothes on washing line 21. People gathered at scene 22. Mid shot of rubble and broken chairs in foreground STORYLINE : Hundreds of Palestinians attended the funeral in Rafah on Monday of the three Palestinians who died in an explosion at their home in the Rafah refugee camp in the southern Gaza Strip on Sunday. The three killed were Samir Abu Zeid and his two young children - his 7-year old daughter Inez and 5-year old son Suleiman. Palestinians said the Abu Zeid was killed by two surface-to-surface missiles fired from a nearby Israeli army post. But Israel denied any involvement in his death. Israeli Army spokesman, Lt. Col. Olivier Rafowicz, said an examination of the evidence showed that Abu Zeid was making a bomb and that it exploded prematurely. Abu Zeid was a founder of the Popular Resistance Committee in the Rafah area, an affiliation of activists from various Palestinian factions. The group said it would avenge Abu Zeid's death. 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...