THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT.  THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. PAULA ZAHN, CNN ANCHOR: The big question at this hour: Do new documents point the finger at Arafat? Israel says it has found a smoking gun directly linking Yasser Arafat's office to the suicide attacks, but Palestinian officials say it is only another Israeli fabrication. For more on this now, we go to CNN's Bill Hemmer, who is on duty in Jerusalem -- good morning, Bill.</s>BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Paula, good morning. These are the documents, part of them anyway, written in Arabic, that the Israeli government claims links the Al Aqsa Martyr Brigades with the Palestinian Authority. This brigade, by the way, has taken responsibility for various suicide bombings in recent weeks, including the one in Haifa this past Sunday that killed 14. In the papers, the Israeli government translates it to interpret the following: Money requests for martyr memorials. They talk about</s>SAEB ERAKAT, CHIEF PALESTINIAN NEGOTIATOR: We condemn suicide bombings.</s>CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): Could you justify it?</s>ERAKAT: Christiane, I am a father of four, four children. And it breaks my heart to see Israeli children killed, to see Palestinian children get killed. Nothing justifies what goes on out there in terms of suicide bombings.</s>HEMMER: Saeb Erakat with Christiane Amanpour yesterday. Now, the official that is indicated throughout this sweep that apparently turned up the documentation, Paula, in Yasser Arafat's compound in Ramallah, his name is Fouad Shoubaki. His name is critical, because he is the one the Israelis charge</s>ZAHN: All right. Thanks, Bill, for that update -- appreciate it.
Do New Documents Point Finger at Arafat?