JERUSALEM (Islamweb & News Agencies) - Four bombs exploded in Jerusalem early on Monday, slightly wounding at least five people, Israeli police said.They said three of the bombs went off in the French Hill neighborhood in northern Jerusalem, the latest a car bomb that injured one person. Earlier on Monday a bomb went off near an apartment building in the neighborhood and a second exploded under a truck. (Read photo caption below)
At the same time, police reported a bomb went off in a Jerusalem municipality truck parked in the internationally illegal Gilo Jewish settlement, wounding two people.
Gilo, considered by Israel to be a neighborhood of Jerusalem, has witnessed fierce gun battles between Palestinian lightly armed Palestinian Resistance men and Israeli occupation soldiers armed to the teeth since the start of a Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation.
Palestinian Resistance has often set off car bombs since the start of their uprising in September. Israel recently assassinated the leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, accusing him of planning such attacks.
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An Israeli injured in a bomb explosion receives medical assistance in the Gilo area September 3, 2001. Four bombs exploded in Israel, injuring a total of five people and overshadowing efforts to arrange talks between Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres and Palestinian President Yasser Arafat. (Reinhard Krause/Reuters)
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