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silwan - AP - Sept 22 2010
MKs touring Silwan get caught in Arab-Jewish clashes

Car carrying members of State Control Committee hit by rocks, as tensions in East Jerusalem neighborhood continue.

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Life in Silwan: Unbearable for Jews and Palestinians alike

In the latest incident of violence in the East Jerusalem neighborhood, a settler leader hit 2 Arab children with his car after they allegedly threw stones at it.

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Photographs depicting humiliation of Palestinian detainees by soldiers.
Breaking the Silence nominated for EU peace prize

Breaking the Silence documents testimony of soldiers who served in the West Bank and Gaza; right-wing group calls on parliament members not to let it win award.

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Arab town - Olivier Fitoussi - October 11 2010
PA funds street repairs in East Jerusalem

When city didn't listen, Arab residents turned to Salam Fayyad - and got NIS 1.2 million.

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Rightist runs over stone-throwing kids in hit-and-run

David Be'eri, who manages the Elad non-profit behind the contested City of David site in the neighborhood, was pelted with rocks shortly before the incident and said later he drove through the crowd in self-defense.

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Settler hits Palestinians - AFP - Oct 8, 2010
Settler leader drives into two Palestinian kids as they hurl rocks

David Be'eri, known right-wing activist and director of City of David, says he accidentally hit the children with his car after they hurled rocks at his vehicle.

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Morris Talansky
'I bet on the right horse, the country is in my hands' 0 comments
Old City of Jerusalem - Gora Berger
Will the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem be breached for first time in a century?

The last time a new opening was made in the city walls was in 1898, when Ottoman authorities destroyed part of the wall near Jaffa Gate.

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Ex-PM is an ardent J’lem fan.
Talansky gave Olmert's brother $30,000, police tell court

Talansky's business partner David Friedland testifies in Jerusalem over suspicions American Jewish businessman made illicit payments to former PM, says he believes funds were sent to Olmert.

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Western Wall plans - Haaretz - Oct. 4, 2010
J'lem considers tunnel entry to Western Wall Plaza

New entryway would require excavation; women worry about their rights at Judaism's holiest site.

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Beit Yonatan
Settler activists face eviction from East Jerusalem stronghold

Jewish families living in the Beit Yonatan structure in Silwan are slated for evacuation, and that operation now seems almost unavoidable.

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Emil Salman
A Palestinian mayor in Safra Square

With Jerusalem split evenly between secular Jews, Haredim and Arabs, Palestinians could take both the mayoralty and city council just by going to the polls en masse

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One of the Palestinian families that could be evicted from their homes
Dozens of Arab families may be evicted from East Jerusalem neighborhood under court ruling

Judges reject appeal by Palestinians claiming to own a large plot in the western portion of Sheikh Jarrah, enabling settlers to move ahead with plans to build in the area.

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Jewish aid boat sets sail from Cyprus, points bow to Gaza

The aid ship is crewed by Jews from the United States, Britain, Germany and Israel.

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Free Gaza protesters, AP, 2008
'Jews for Justice' aid boat sets sail for Gaza

Organizer says goal of boat which left from Cyprus on Sunday is to show that not all Jews support Israeli policies toward Palestinians.

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silwan - AP - Sept 22 2010
Jerusalem Police remain on alert after holiday rioting

Prayers on the Temple Mount end uneventfully; 16 Palestinians arrested overnight on suspicion of having participated in Wednesday's riots.

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  • Riots in Temple Mount, Western Wall area after Palestinian shot dead by Israeli guard
IDF tent
Folding their tents

Will army tents soon be a thing of the past? The IDF is starting to phase them out, but not everyone is happy to see them go

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Palestinians destroying a car   AP
Riots erupt in East Jerusalem after guard kills Palestinian 0 comments
Israeli security Old City riots, September 22, 1020 (Reuters)
Israel Police leave Temple Mount as calm returns to Jerusalem

At least 10 Israelis wounded in riots near Temple Mount, Western Wall following shooting death of Palestinian by Israeli security guard in East Jerusalem; Israeli man stabbed, in moderate condition.

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  • Palestinian shot dead by Israeli guard in East Jerusalem, sparking riots
Palestinians riot Silwan Tomer Appelbaum
Riots in Temple Mount, Western Wall area after Palestinian shot dead by Israeli guard

At least 10 Israelis wounded in clashes which broke out following funeral of man shot dead in Silwan earlier in the day.

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  • Palestinian shot dead by Israeli guard in East Jerusalem, sparking riots
Silwan - fattal  sept 22
Palestinian shot dead by Israeli guard in East Jerusalem, sparking riots

Dozens of Silwan residents hurl rocks at police forces stationed at the scene; one policeman lightly wounded.

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mall - Michal Fattal - Sept 22 2010
Jerusalem mall: Where Arabs and Jews shop together

Jerusalem's shopping centers are where Israelis and Palestinians are most likely to mix, a new report finds, but neither are pleased

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pool - News - Feb 3 2010
Jerusalem city hall joins residents in fight for pool

Members say that the pool's owners want to force them out so that they can turn the pool into an upscale real estate project.

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The Beit Yehonatan building in East Jerusalem
Ad campaign highlighting East Jerusalem canceled for fear of right-wing reprisals

Cnaan Advertising, which places ads on Egged buses in Jerusalem, refused to accept ad campaign by Ir Amim, which promotes 'an equitable and stable Jerusalem with an agreed political future.'

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MK Otniel Schneller with Im Tirtzu, Tess Scheflan, 2009
Leftists: Im Tirzu is fascist, so throw out libel suit

Eight leftist activists who established the Facebook group "Im Tirzu - a fascist movement" filed a defense brief last week in the unprecedented NIS 2.6 million libel suit brought by the Im Tirzu movement.

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