101.   Settlers said they felt betrayed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the hardline leader they helped bring to power in May.

102.   Settlers said they had bought the house and it was rightfully theirs.

103.   Settlers say the Palestinian self-rule agreement endangers them because Israeli soldiers are to pull back from Palestinian towns and be replaced there by Palestinian police.

104.   Settlers say the troop pullback will isolate more than a dozen of settlements.

105.   Settlers said soldiers had broken into the house.

106.   Settlers said the riots started when a Palestinian sexually assaulted a Jewish teen-age girl.

107.   Settlers said they had bought the house and that it was rightfully theirs.

108.   Settlers said they viewed the Palestinian flag as a threat.

109.   Settlers said they would step up their protests as the government moves toward an agreement on expanding Palestinian autonomy in the occupied West Bank.

110.   Settlers said two were killed in the attack.