Reaction after Israeli court freezes Arafat property Yasser Arafat's nephew, Nasser al-Qudwa, calls "unacceptable" a ruling by an Israeli court to seize a Jerusalem property partly owned by the late Palestinian leader. The property in question covers about 2,700 square metres on the Mount of Olives, overlooking Jerusalem's walled Old City and its Al-Aqsa mosque complex, and is being held by the court as collateral against a civil suit for damages against the Palestinian Authority. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES