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For first time, Israeli state agency opposes segment of West Bank separation fence

Nature and Parks Authority reneges on prior consent, claiming ecological peril and political interests.

By Zafrir Rinat | 11:20 13.09.12 |

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The Israel Nature and Parks Authority has reneged on its consent to construction of the separation fence near the Palestinian village of Battir, south of Jerusalem.

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