'Tension with Syria over warning not to harm Jews abroad'. Israel reportedly told Assad he would be held responsible if Jews were targeted to avenge Mughniyeh's death From: Jerusalem Post | Date: April 7, 2008| Author: GIL HOFFMAN, AP contributed to this report. | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Jerusalem Post

04-07-2008

Headline: 'Tension with Syria over warning not to harm Jews abroad'. Israel reportedly told Assad he would be held responsible if Jews were targeted to avenge Mughniyeh's death
Byline: GIL HOFFMAN, AP contributed to this report.
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Section: News
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Monday, April 7, 2008 -- Sources close to Prime Minister Ehud Olmert confirmed a Channel 2 report Sunday that the reason for the tension with Syria was a...

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