1.   Abdel Khaleq Natshe, a Hamas spokesman in Hebron, said only that his organization reserved the right to resist Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza.

2.   Crown Prince Abdullah said the people have a right to resist occupation, to deter aggression. . . .

3.   It also spoke strongly in support of what it called the rights of Palestinians and Lebanese to resist Israeli occupation.

4.   Its task was to resist the occupation by staging demonstrations, attacking Israeli troops with stones, distributing leaflets and writing revolutionary sloagans on walls.

5.   The guerrillas, asserting a right to resist foreign occupation, have said they will continue to fight until the last Israeli soldier is gone.

6.   A line should be drawn between terrorism and the legitimate right of a people to defend their country and resist occupation, Kharrazi told reporters.

7.   A message on its Web site called on students to resist the occupation of the campus by police.

8.   Abdel Rahman, the Arafat adviser, suggested he supported for the roadblock shooting, saying the Palestinians had a right to resist occupation.

9.   Asked whether Hamas would agree to stop attacks, Abu Shanab said the group reserved the right, in principle, to resist Israeli occupation.

10.   Both governments contend guerrillas are exercising a legitimate right to resist occupation.