GENE RANDALL, CNN ANCHOR: Now to our bureau chief in Jerusalem, Mike Hanna. Mike, what's likely to happen next?</s>MIKE HANNA, CNN JERUSALEM BUREAU CHIEF: Well, Gene, a very complicated situation emerging. And within the last couple of hours reports once again of renewed violence in the West Bank. We have had two reports of conflict in the Israeli Jewish enclave of Sagot (ph). This just in the West Bank, near the town of Ram Allah, just within the Palestinian authority, gunfire reported from there. Gunfire reported from Hebron. So the situation deeply complicated as well with the situation in the north of Israel. Three Israeli soldiers kidnapped from a region disputed by Syria. Involvement now of Lebanon and Syria in the situation. Ehud Barak facing a situation where he is trying to attempt to come to terms of the conflict within the Palestinian territories, now looking to a conflict spreading out from within. And the point just made by the guest about how is it going to affect the peace process? Many Palestinians in particular believe that the problem is the peace process. They have been arguing that what has been seen in the last eight days within the Palestinian territories and in Israeli is an overwhelming frustration with a peace process that has not been working. So it is somewhat confusing to talk about a peace process where it has not been happening in the view of many. Many Israelis, too, have been either frustrated by or angered at a peace process that they do not believe in. So to simply stop at a point of how this affects the peace process is missing a fundamental issue. The fundamental issue is it's the process itself that may be at fault. And it's a process itself that may be contributing to the ongoing violence that we are seeing within the region, and the violence and the conflict that now may be radiating outwards out of the Palestinian territories, out of Israel, into Syria, into Lebanon -- a very dangerous situation indeed, Gene.</s>RANDALL: Mike Hanna, thanks very much, Mike.
More Violence Erupts in West Bank