Commuting to War.

The article focuses on the danger facing correspondents covering the Arab-Israeli war. It describes the bombing of the car where NBC correspondent Jim Hartz and an Israeli escort have ridden on the Golan Heights by Syrian forces. It points out that correspondents can die if they will get close enough to the fighting. It reports on the death of three Israeli newsmen including Rafi Unger of Radio Israel and Nicholas Tomalin of the "London Sunday Times." It also mentions that only Israeli reporters are allowed to follow the army and that foreign journalists were denied the privilege.