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Israeli soldiers taking positions near the Church of Nativity in Bethlehem where Palestinian gunmen are said to be holed up. AFP
At the Church of the Nativity _ built over the traditional birthplace of Jesus _ priests were forced to give refuge to Palestinian police and militiamen, who shot their way in on Tuesday after running battles with Israeli troops firing from helicopter gunships and from tank-mounted machine guns. The Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, remained confined to his ruined Ramallah headquarters surrounded by Israeli tanks even as the United Nations agency responsible for Palestinian refugees said thousands of people all over the West Bank towns and villages were facing food and water scarcity.
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