111.   Settlers say a previous deal with Barak to refrain from unauthorized construction is off because of the concessions he made to the Palestinians.

112.   Settlers say they acted in self-defense.

113.   Several settlers said they were ready to leave the West Bank because of the violence.

114.   Showing court papers and land claims, the settlers said they have proof that they legally own the land.

115.   Some settlers have said that they plan to seize Arab homes in areas of the city to be under Palestinian control.

116.   Some radical settlers have said they would open fire if confronted by Palestinian police.

117.   Such efforts have taken on even greater urgency now that Barak is negotiating a government that will assume power by July, the settlers say.

118.   The construction is a response to the stabbing death of a Jewish seminary student in the Old City earlier this month, the settlers said.

119.   The Hebron settlers have said they plan to build and renovate in downtown Hebron to try to expand their community.

120.   The enclave was the scene of the fatal stabbing of an elderly rabbi six weeks ago, and settlers said the expansion was in retaliation for that.