(28 Feb 2002)
1. Various exteriors of suicide bomber, Dareen Abu Aisheh's family home, supporters gathered outside holding Palestinian flags
2. Various of family seated grieving
3. Mourners arriving and kissing family
4. Relatives and friends seated listening to Koran being read
5. Women seated inside house
6. Photograph of Dareen Abu Aisheh holding knife and flag
7. Mother seated holding photograph
8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Wafika Abu Aisheh, suicide bomber's mother:
"The thing that moved her (Dareen Abu Aisheh) most was when the Israeli army opened fire at the car that was carrying the pregnant woman and the time when she attended the funeral of a ten year old boy in our village when she dipped her handkerchief in his blood and she wrote with his blood a farewell note for him."
9. Pictures of previous martyrs, pulls out to wide of room
10. Men hoisting Fatah Flag outside house
STORYLINE:
Israel carried out an air and land operation against two refugee camps Thursday just hours after a Palestinian woman with an explosives belt strapped to her body blew herself up near an Israeli checkpoint late Wednesday.
The suicide bomber was identified as Dareen Abu Aisheh, a 21-year-old English literature student at An Najah University in the West Bank town of Nablus, adjacent to Balata.
At the family home in Beit Wazen, near Nablus, grieving relatives showed pictures of the woman and praised her bravery.
Wednesday's suicide bombing took place at an Israeli army roadblock at the entrance to the West Bank on a road between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
The Al Aqsa Brigades claimed responsibility, and Abu Aisheh, the bomber, left behind a videotaped farewell message.
Abu Aisheh was only the second woman to blow herself up since the fighting began in September 2000.
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