111.   Israeli press reports also suggested that Netanyahu could delay construction at Abu Ghneim despite a statement by his spokesman Thursday morning that work would begin next week.

112.   Israeli press reports had speculated that Manbar would be indicted on the far more serious charges of treason and espionage, which carry the death penalty.

113.   Israeli press reports said he would continue his third mission to the region in six weeks for several more days despite few hopes for a breakthrough.

114.   Israeli press reports said that King Hassan rebuffed attempts by Netanyahu to establish contacts, refusing even to speak with the Israeli leader by telephone.

115.   Israeli press reports Sunday said the exports would be permitted to resume later this week with escorted shipments of Gaza produce from Erez to the Israeli port of Ashdod.

116.   Israeli press reports Thursday said that military units deployed in the Jordan Valley include reserve troops who have never served in combat units and received only minimal training.

117.   Israeli press reports, meanwhile, said King Hussein has sent an angry letter to Netanyahu sharply criticizing his handling of the Palestinian peace process.

118.   Its official mission is to carry out scientific, commercial and technological work, but according to the Israeli press it is a spy satellite.

119.   Israeli press reports have also said Arad was being held in Iran, but Tehran has repeatedly denied the charges.

120.   Israeli press reports have said that absenteeism, not necessarily for political reasons, has become a problem in most reserve corps.