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Monday, June 27, 1994 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER WorldA5 uling: 1 man MM mM killed Muslims Officials found blameless in mosque rampage Cox News Service scores of kneeling worshipers, the commission said. But no military commander or government leader was directly criticized, and the report rec- JERUSALEM A state commission that investigated the Hebron mosque massacre concluded Sunday that the Jewish settler who killed 30 Muslim worshipers acted alone and that, although security was lax, Israeli officials were blameless in failing to prevent the blood bath. The panel also offered recom- if Goldstein ommended no disciplinary action against soldiers who were supposed to be guarding the mosque. On the morning of the massacre, half the 10-member guard detail was absent. The massacre generated weeks of bloody unrest between Israeli troops and Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip and led to a suspension of Middle East peace negotiations.

Testimony by Palestinian witnesses and some Israeli army guards had suggested that there was a second gunman or that Goldstein had an accomplice who supplied him with a second gun. The commission, which analyzed scientific evidence and took testimony from more than 100 witnesses during six weeks of hearings, said no "credible proof" existed to support those claims. Hiciiuauuno iu uupiuve security at the Tomb of the Patriarchs, the ancient shrine shared by Arabs and Jews, before it reopens. The five-member panel, led by Israel's chief justice, called the Feb. 25 massacre "unforgivable" and "one of the harshest expressions of the Jewish-Arab conflict." Palestinian leaders criticized the report for its failure to assign blame, suggesting it was a whitewash.

"The Israeli government and the policy of Qewish) settlement carry complete responsibility for this ugly crime," said Saeb Erekat, a Palestinian Authority official from Jericho. Better-disciplined guards may have prevented Brooklyn-born Jewish militant Baruch Goldstein from entering the mosque and opening fire with an assault rifle on If you've been looking for a higher money market account rate that doesn't require a high minimum balance, make the move to PNC Bank. All it takes to earn this great rate is a 1 ,000 balance when your account is part of a Prime Planor Premium Plan packaged banking account. Plus, you can try a Prime Plan for six months with no monthly package service charge. With either plan, you'll get checking and free checks, a no-fee MasterCard9 or Visa? a MAC card and more.

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