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Haaretz: Settlers to move into East Jerusalem police HQ
To see original article published in Haaretz, 28th April 2008, click here Based on an agreement signed with former police commissioner Moshe Karadi, right-wing settlers will take up residence in a group of buildings in Jerusalem’s predominantly Arab neighborhood Ras al-Amud in the next few days. The building had hitherto served as the Samaria and Judea District Police headquarters. The buildings are slated to become the nucleus of a new Jewish neighborhood in the so-called Holy…
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Demonstration in Nablus to commemorate International Day of Solidarity with Political Prisoners
On Saturday 26th April, the Palestinian Prisoners’ Committee in Nablus organised a demonstration to commemorate the 4th International Day of Solidarity with Political Prisoners. Sponsored by the Palestinian Prisoners’ Club, the Ministry of Prisoners, Palestinian Women’s Union and Palestinian political factions, the demonstration started in the centre of Nablus, before marching through the city to the main park in Nablus, where approximately 300 people congregated to protest against the incarceration of more than 11000 Palestinian political…
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Operation Dove: Israeli settlers impede Palestinian shepherds, flocks and damage water cistern
At 10.20am on the morning of Saturday 26 April, four Israeli national-religious settlers from Ma’on settlement threw stones at three Palestinian shepherds who were grazing flocks on their land near the village of Tuba, in the South Hebron Hills The threatening presence of the settlers caused the shepherds and flocks to immediately leave the area. Two Italian volunteers of Operation Dove videotaped the settlers and the retreating flocks. On the morning of Friday 25 April, six…
