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To: BillCh who wrote (1624)	4/5/1999 3:35:00 AM
From: BillCh	Respond to of 17770

The Serbia-Israel connection ISRAEL has received an urgent Serbian request for military supplies, according to FOREIGN REPORT's Israeli sources. The Serbian government, through a senior Israeli diplomat, has presented its shopping list of military equipment, medicines and credit. The Israeli response is not known.

To: BillCh who wrote (1624)	4/5/1999 4:01:00 AM
From: BillCh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17770

nytimes.com The tragedy unfolding in Kosovo is not just the human suffering, so obvious in the faces of hundreds of thousands of refugees. There is also confusion over what is really happening. Kosovo is in a torrent of pain and panic, fueled by fear, long memories, burning houses, machine-gun fire and rumors. There are many accounts of atrocities that might never be verified. [..] Refugees these days describe the Serbian military as an all-powerful killing machine. But Bolt, a British policeman, portrayed them -- at least until his evacuation -- as scared and undisciplined, patrolling K.L.A.-infiltrated areas around Suva Reka like "cornered rats." "What is being carried out in Kosovo today is Belgrade's policy," he said, "but the policy works because the police feel the way they do."