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and they'll continue the

liquidation operations

in anticipation of the Gaza pullout,

to push Hamas to the wall,

and put them on the defensive,

so that during the pullout,

the Hamas won't be able

to claim it as their victory.

It's going to take years

to find out if and how much

of a mistake it was to kill him.

A senior government official told

us, "We killed our own Bin-Laden.

President Bush wouldn't

dare go against it,

certainly not during

his election week."

Do you see a red

bandana back there?

Yes.

It's for you.

OK.

Because it's very likely

we'll get a lot of tear gas today.

So I brought you

a bandana for your face.

We are getting the

first information from

Israel and from Gaza about

Yassin's assassination,

and we will bring you the

reactions from both sides.

Galit, can you hear me?

The army killed

Hamas' leader Sheikh Yassin.

I know you don't have

plans to go to a coffeehouse,

but if you do, cancel them.

Yehezkeli, where are you?

Fine. I'll meet you in 15 minutes

at the Bethlehem Checkpoint.

Yehezkeli is the chief of the

Arab desk for Channel 10 News.

Since we met we've become

very good friends,

and we work and go to

the territories together a lot.

You know, if there's

chaos in the Old City

it'll be even worse

than Bethlehem.

There are already

riots in Jerusalem,

you should check

it out later.

I will.

OK, let's get in my car.

This is for you, sir.

God bless you.

The Arab man is happy

they got rid of Yassin.

I bet the end of the funeral

will signal the start

of "Heavy Duty Trouble".

No, it's already begun.

My bulletproof car

will be here soon,

but let's go talk to the soldiers.

You need a clearance first.

No. Check again,

we already have that.

"There are demonstrations in the

villages near the separation fence."

Are we going to get

through the checkpoint?

You don't have a clearance.

Please move back.

Can you check again?

The Army PR told me

that the clearance

will be waiting for me here.

Did you check?

Drive, don't be scared.

Ziv goes to the

heart of the inferno,

or goes with Tsvi to interview

the heads of terror groups...

I mean...

He goes there voluntarily.

I don't tell her everything.

Not because I don't want

to involve her, but because

I want to spare her the

things I encounter every day.

When I go out to the territories,

I tell her after, not before.

Most of the time she does

not even know I've been there.

When I leave Jenin, I'll say,

'I was in Jenin, I've left.

I'm OK and I'm

on my way home.'

It's not normal to

make news in this country.

I can understand

Americans or Europeans

who always photograph

someone else's war.

Ziv photographs

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