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Israeli tax cutoff

Israel said today that it won't turn over tax revenue to Palestinian Authority after militant group Hamas won last week's elections there. The move may prompt Hamas to ask the Arab world to step in with donations to cover the funding gap. From Israel, Irris Mackler has the story.

Israeli acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert (Baz Ratner (c) Getty Images)

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