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Last update - 10:41 29/07/2009
Israel dismantles West Bank settler outpost
By Chaim Levinson, Haaretz Correspondent
Tags: West Bank, Mitzpe Avihai 

Police dismantled the West Bank outpost of Mitzpe Avihai near the town of Hebron Tuesday night.

The outpost had consisted for several months of just one tin shack, inhabited by several single males, but it was expanded Tuesday to include another tin shack on an adjacent hilltop to accommodate two families.

Two hundred people, including the chief rabbi of Kiryat Arba, Rabbi Dov Lior, attended a ceremony on Tuesday to mark the move.
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The settlers are expected to build the outpost again on Wednesday, as is customary following their dismantlement by security forces.

The evacuation came after the far-right Youth for Israel Movement established 11 new outposts in the West Bank on Sunday and Monday.

The movement, which was formed after the disengagement from Gaza in 2005, said it was doing so as a tribute to pioneers who established 11 settlements in the northern Negev on one day in 1946, two years prior to the establishment of the State of Israel.

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      1.   Fantastic 10:10  |  Iain 29/07/09
      2.   Cut the cat and mouse game already. 10:26  |  Tzfonit 29/07/09
      3.   Lovely 10:30  |  Eckestein 29/07/09
      4.   The donkey runs ahead, the rider drags his feet 10:36  |  sh 29/07/09
      5.   Israel police removed one settler tin shack. 10:55  |  Maureen Ann 29/07/09
      6.   Well, guys, .... 11:27  |  john Spear 29/07/09
      7.   To Tzfonit 11:33  |  John of Jordan 29/07/09
      8.   Gosh! One tin shed at a time, hey? 11:48  |  Johnboy 29/07/09
      9.   :: Why is Israel such a failed nation? 11:51  |  Matty Groves 29/07/09
      10.   I totally agree with Tzfonit! 12:44  |  H 29/07/09
      11.   This is so sad 13:50  |  k 29/07/09
      12.   Hebron aI would like to investigate the area officers 14:26  |  soeasytomakefriends 29/07/09
      13.   :: Why is Israel such a failed nation? 14:36  |  Matty Groves 29/07/09
      14.   Settlers are costing us heavily 14:43  |  Moshe Ian 29/07/09
      15.   To Tzfonit 14:50  |  John 29/07/09
      16.   Yes indeed, Tzfonit #2 says it all... 15:04  |  Esther 29/07/09
      17.   Big Deal !!! 15:27  |  Michael 29/07/09
      18.   As usual, Israel offers style over substance 15:27  |  Natallie Durson 29/07/09
      19.   yeah one down ten go up..fuck you lying jew pigs 15:30  |  nuke the jews 29/07/09
      20.   :: Why is Israel such a failed nation? 16:21  |  Matty Groves 29/07/09
      21.   To Haaretz 16:44  |  k 29/07/09
      22.   Settlers 16:50  |  Harold 29/07/09
      23.   Look To Your Right Tommorrow 18:14  |  Yaakov Sullivan 29/07/09
      24.   Oh, Natalie Durson 18:17  |  Tzfonit 29/07/09
      25.   NO to dismantling 18:19  |  Brod 29/07/09
      26.   Two tin shacks 18:20  |  WHG 29/07/09
      27.   Response No. 14 18:21  |  Tzfonit 29/07/09
      28.   Nuclear proliferation? 11:41  |  Cowboy 31/07/09
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