Palestinian leader convicted in Israel
Five life terms sought in killings
TEL AVIV -- Marwan Barghouthi, the most popular young Palestinian leader, was convicted yesterday in Tel Aviv District Court of the murders of five people during the Israeli-Palestinian strife of the past 3 years. The prosecutor asked judges to sentence 44-year-old Barghouthi, widely viewed as a possible successor to Palestinian Authority president Yasser Arafat, to five consecutive life terms in ... (Full Article: 1033 Words)
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