Скачать или смотреть 50 thousand people march through Nablus

(25 Aug 2001)

1. Wide of protest rally
2. Protesters carrying model of Israel tank
3. Various of masked militants
4. Militant fires rocket launcher
5. Model of Israeli tank
6. Masked militants dancing
7. Model of Israeli tank on fire
8. Masked militants stage attack on men pretending to be Israeli soldiers
9. Fake Israeli soldiers on ground
10. More of staged attack on Israelis
11. Line of men with grenade launchers
12. Children with guns standing over bodies of Israelis
13. More dancing militants
14. Man leading donkey with the face of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon
15. Model of ancient castle being carried into stadium
16. Man with sledgehammer breaking up rock
17. More staged attacks this time of Israeli citizens
18. Dog with poster of religious leader
19. Masked militants with posters enter stadium
20. Armed men firing gun in the air enter in a black truck
21. Close up of heavy machine gun
22. Wide of machine gun
23. Armed men enter stadium in trucks
24. Line of men with grenade launchers
25. Speaker talking to crowd
26. Wide of crowd
27. Wide of armed militants in jeep
28. Singer performing at rally
29. Various of rally

STORYLINE:

About 50-thousand Palestinians on Saturday staged one of the strongest shows of force since the re-igniting of the violence in Israel and the Palestinian territories.

The rally, held in a football stadium in Nablus, was organised jointly by Hamas and Fatah, once bitter rivals.

Cooperation between Fatah and Hamas has grown steadily closer during the uprising and the ideological differences have narrowed.

Hamas remains firm in its opposition to peace talks with Israel, while Fatah, a former supporter of reconciliation, has been adopting an increasingly militant line, and few in the group still speak of resuming negotiations.

Some differences remain, though.

Hamas has carried out a series of suicide bombings in Israel, while Fatah gunmen have mainly targeted Israelis in the West Bank and Gaza, not the Jewish state itself.

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