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E. Jerusalem eviction orders may embarrass Netanyahu 0 comments
Settlers evict Palestinians from their home in Sheikh Jarrah in East Jerusalem, December 1, 2009
East Jerusalem eviction orders threaten new embarrassment for Netanyahu

As PM heads to Washington to expunge memories of row with U.S. over Jewish building in the capital, settlers' push to oust Palestinians from Sheikh Jarrah risks reigniting tensions.

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A Turkish cruise ship carrying pro-Palestinian activists en route to Gaza
Gaza aid convoy refuses to deliver package to Gilad Shalit

Activists reject offer by father of captured IDF soldier to mediate with government if they agreed to carry parcel and letter.

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Police decide not to question former PM Olmert over possible interference in Holyland probe with Tomer Zarchin 0 comments
The Beit Yehonatan building in East Jerusalem
Court rejects settlers' appeal to stay in East Jerusalem building

The 7-story Beit Yehonatan structure was built by ultra-nationalists in the heart of Silwan, a predominantly Arab neighborhood.

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Israel charges five with transferring Hamas funds to Palestinian prisoners 0 comments
Suspects in transfer of terror funds to Palestinian prisoners
Israel charges four with passing Hamas funds to Palestinian prisoners

East Jerusalem attorney and her brother suspected of orchestrating the affair; director of post office and Gaza resident also indicted.

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Vanunu back in jail for parole violation 0 comments
Nuclear whistle-blower Mordechai Vanunu
'Shame on you, democracy,' Vanunu yells as he returns to prison

After having served 18 years for leaking Israeli nuclear secrets, Mordechai Vanunu begins serving additional 3 months for violating terms of his parole.

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Ayala Procaccia
Museum of Tolerance Special Report / Part III:Unearthing a legal morass

The High Court approved continued digging at the site based on a disputed report submitted by the Antiquities Authority, which ignored warnings of a senior archaeologist that a ‘rescue’ excavation carried out there had been unsatisfactory.

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Museum of Tolerance
Museum of Tolerance Special Report / Introduction: Tolerance takes its toll

Haaretz reveals evidence of a highly dubious, five-month rescue excavation that took place secretly on the site of the Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem, plus other previously unknown details.

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Museum of Tolerance dig
Museum of Tolerance Special Report / Part II: Secrets from the grave

Round-the-clock work, long shifts and unprecedented security characterized the five-month excavation of the cemetery on the museum site, where sources say more than 1,000 skeletons were unearthed.

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Museum of Tolerance Special Report / In response to the revelations

The Simon Wiesenthal Center, archaeologist Alon Shavit, the Antiquities Authority and the Moriah company respond to Haaretz investigation on the Museum of Tolerance.

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Museum of Tolerance
Museum of Tolerance Special Report / Part I: Holes, Holiness and Hollywood

On the connection between the California-based Simon Wiesenthal Center, run by one of America’s most famous rabbis, the Israel Antiquities Authority, and a feverish excavation at what is probably Israel’s most secret civilian building site.

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Haredim riot in Jerusalem after bones removed from Barzilai hospital site

Municipality halts services to ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods; dozens arrested

with Yair Ettinger, Yanir Yagna, Liel Kyzer and Dan Even 0 comments
Haredim protest in the neighborhood of Mea She'arim in Jerusalem
Some 700 Haredim riot in Jerusalem after graves removed from Ashkelon ER site

Jerusalem cuts off services to Haredi neighborhoods due to violent protests; at least 30 arrested in last two days.

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A rally in Sheikh Jarrah
Police arrest 14 left-wing activists in Sheikh Jarrah 0 comments
A police officer removing a demonstrator during a protest in Sheikh Jarrah
Police arrest 14 protesters in Sheikh Jarrah

Left-wing activists say police showed it aligned itself with settlers when it allowed them to enter the neighborhood on Jerusalem Day.

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Alleged cult leader Elior Chen
Four followers of accused cult leader convicted of child abuse

Ultra-Orthodox cult leader Elior Chen and his followers allegedly used knives and hammers to abuse children as young as 3 and 4 years old.

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Jerusalem house
Back when elephants and lions divided Jerusalem ... 0 comments
Meir Rabin arriving at his Bnei Brak home from court
Key suspect in Holyland corruption case released to house arrest for 20 days with Tomer Zarchin 0 comments
Beit Yehonatan
Jerusalem's best-laid plans

In addition to the settler homes sprouting up in abundance in and around East Jerusalem, there are innumerable plans in the offing by right-wing and other elements that threaten the Palestinian population. A sobering portrait in advance of Jerusalem Day next week

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Former PM Ehud Olmert outside a corruption trial hearing at a Jerusalem court, March 22, 2010
Olmert: Allegations against me are an unprecedented witch-hunt

Former prime minister lashes out at accusers as corruption trial resumes after month-long pause.

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Jerusalem yeshiva head held in shooting 0 comments
Haredim - Tomer Appelbaum
Head of Jerusalem yeshiva arrested for allegedly shooting student

The rabbi shot the yeshiva boy from the back of a motorbike and fled the scene, eyewitnesses told police.

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