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Monday, November 2, 1998 Published at 09:53 GMT


World: Middle East

Jewish revenge killing suspect turns himself in


Police in Israel say a Jewish settler suspected of beating an elderly Palestinian farmer to death has turned himself in.

A police spokeswoman said the twenty-eight-year-old suspect Gur Hamel was accompanied to a police station by a member of a right-wing party Moledet.

The farmer's body was found near a Jewish settlement in the north of the West Bank a week ago; at the time an anonymous telephone caller told the police that he had killed him to avenge a Jewish power plant worker shot dead in Hebron earlier that day.

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