Selective terrorism.

From: National Review | Date: September 1, 1989| Author: Haselkorn, Avigdor | Copyright information

PALO ALTO, Calif .Earlier this year, a PLO official denied that PLO guerrillas were engaged in

terrorism when they carried out "a military operation . . . aimed at attacking Israeli soldiers."

The PLO has thus joined a growing list of terrorist organizations which have recently claimed adherence to a "selective terrorism" approach aimed, they say, at avoiding noncombatant targets. For example, ETA-Militar, the dominant group within the Basque separatist...

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