1.   Polls show most Israelis clearly oppose a full withdrawal while a majority might favor a partial pullback.

2.   The dispute over the timetable is holding up an agreement on a partial Israeli pullback from Hebron, which officials say is virtually complete.

3.   Palestinian officials have suggested that a partial Israeli pullback would be acceptable only if Israel agreed to a firm timetable for its withdrawal from other cities.

4.   Palestinian officials have suggested that a partial pullback would be acceptable only if Israel agreed to a firm timetable for its withdrawal from other cities.

5.   Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin has publicly offered only a partial pullback, and public opinion polls indicate Israelis strongly oppose a more generous offer.

6.   Arafat told the weekly he did not oppose a partial Israeli pullback from West Bank towns.

7.   Arafat also told the Egyptian weekly al-Mussawar that he did not oppose a partial Israeli pullback from West Bank towns.

8.   But at the same time, its organizers would back a partial pullback, something Likud vehemently opposes.

9.   But his government has offered at least a partial pullback.

10.   But U.N. officials later said a partial pullback from some areas was offset by reinforcements elsewhere.