But its official newspapers have suggested that those who have called on Syria to restrain the guerrilla strikes have swung too far toward an Israeli point of view.

What he hoped was that Morjod and his conspirators had planned on defending against a much larger group, possibly even an army or a guerrilla strike.

It had approved new funds to rebuild clinics, schools and bridges, many of them destroyed in guerrilla strikes.

Many guerrilla strikes are not undertaken unless clear numerical superiority can be achieved in the target area, a pattern typical of VC/NVA and other "Peoples War" operations.

During the last year, the Israeli command shifted its tactics in the zone from an emphasis on static observation posts, which were vulnerable to guerrilla strikes, to more small-scale patrols and strikes.

In letters to newspapers and in conversations with family and friends, people often seem bewildered by the army's inability to put an end to guerrilla strikes and the subversion of the Cambodian countryside.

Since Mr. Primakov is allied with Moscow's powerful mayor, the jab was the political equivalent of a guerrilla strike into the enemy camp.

Although a Government spokesman played down the loss of the bridge, saying supplies were continuing to reach Jalalabad overland by smaller unpaved roads, the guerrilla strike appeared to have heightened nervousness in the capital.

Simply to change the length of a standard movie could be a liberating guerrilla strike against what radical theorists liked to call the hegemonic order.

Every other day, it seems, someone or other is threatening a guerrilla strike, violence in the streets or civil disobedience.