NewsApril 26, 2002
UNITED NATIONS -- The United Nations responded to Israeli demands and added two military officers to a U.N. fact-finding mission Thursday, as the Jewish state sought further clarifications about the team that will look into an Israeli assault on the Jenin refugee camp...
The Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS -- The United Nations responded to Israeli demands and added two military officers to a U.N. fact-finding mission Thursday, as the Jewish state sought further clarifications about the team that will look into an Israeli assault on the Jenin refugee camp.

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The Palestinians accuse the Israeli army of a massacre of civilians in the Jenin camp. Israel says its army fought intense gunbattles with Palestinian gunmen.

U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan appointed a three-member panel of fact-finders after Israel gave a green light.

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