The episode, which became national news, has touched off a debate over who was at fault and how to apportion the blame.
A8 Report Faults Retired Agents With a new report apportioning blame at the C.I.A. for intelligence failures before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the fight over who did what before the hijackers struck is increasingly about reputations, because most of the central figures retired last year.
The Israelis counter that the deaths are the fault of the terrorist group Hamas, which places rocket launchers in civilian areas, but apportioning blame does not reduce the death toll among women, children and the elderly.
King, who was guest editing the BBC Radio 4 programme, also refused to apportion blame for the events that led to the crisis when asked if it was Labour's fault.
The increase in the number of faults towards the trench and the range of fault spacing suggests continuous formation of new faults occurs as the Pacific Plate approaches the trench rather than apportioning strain to only major, more widely spaced faults.
Sitting in the back of his brother's photography shop sipping strong coffee and apportioning blame for the bleak situation Cypriots find themselves in, Andreos Yeros is willing to concede that his compatriots are not entirely without fault.
I'm not apportioning any blame.
