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Prime Minister Ariel Sharon on Thursday promised a broad offensive against Palestinian terrorists following Wednesday's suicide bombing that killed five in Hadera.
Sharon made the comments at the start of a meeting with Russia's visiting foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov.
"Yesterday, we witnessed a serious terror attack. Unfortunately, the PA isn't takiung a single serious step to fight terror," Sharon said. "We are unwilling to tolerate under any circumstances the continuation of terrorism. Therefore, our operational activity will be broad and non-stop until we bring about the end of the terror."