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(VOA News) David Gollust - Officials in Washington are acknowledging Israel's right to self-defense following the Netanya attack. The White House condemned Tuesday's suicide bombing in the strongest terms, saying there's no justification for the murder of innocent civilians. Bush spokesman Scott McClellan urged the Palestinian Authority to take action to dismantle terrorist organizations to stop attacks like Tuesday's from happening in the first place.2005-07-13 00:00:00Full Article
U.S. Condemns Suicide Bombing in Israel, Urges Palestinian Crackdown
(VOA News) David Gollust - Officials in Washington are acknowledging Israel's right to self-defense following the Netanya attack. The White House condemned Tuesday's suicide bombing in the strongest terms, saying there's no justification for the murder of innocent civilians. Bush spokesman Scott McClellan urged the Palestinian Authority to take action to dismantle terrorist organizations to stop attacks like Tuesday's from happening in the first place.2005-07-13 00:00:00Full Article
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