• Jewish Hebron Market Heir Opposes Settlers

    By TOVAH LAZAROFF Aug 26, 2007 0:25 | Updated Aug 26, 2007 0:25 The descendent of the Jewish owner of Hebron’s disputed marketplace is left wing, secular and lives in Tel Aviv. Unlike the Hebron Jews who were forcibly evicted from the marketplace on August 7, retired journalist Haim Hanegbi, 72, does not dream of returning to the city where his family lived for more than 200 years. There, settlers have placed a large white banner…

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    Israelis vacationing at Kfar Etzion’s guest house will have no problems traveling to their destination. The same is not true for the area’s Palestinian residents

  • Settlers Violate Court Stipulations in Wrestle for Palestinian Land

    August 20, 2007 Shortly after 4 pm, local Palestinian residents alerted four international human rights workers to the illegal presence of Israeli settlers working on Palestinian land off the main highway between Susya and Karmel settlements. Ownership of this land has been an on-going dispute between the legitimate Palestinian land-owners, who have filed complaints against the settlers for illegally planting grape vines and constructing fences trying to lay claim to the land, and the military and…

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