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![Maj. Jeune, third from left. Chaim Weizmann wrote to him that, “[None of us can] ever forget how much we owe to you for your gallant and courageous conduct at Jaffa.”](https://img.haarets.co.il/img/1.9782131/1883722697.jpg?precrop=2399,1393,x185,y60&height=419&width=720 "Maj. Jeune, third from left. Chaim Weizmann wrote to him that, “[None of us can] ever forget how much we owe to you for your gallant and courageous conduct at Jaffa.”, Credit:")
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On Friday, the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan, tens of thousands of Muslims prayed in the mosques on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. When they finished, Palestinians began throwing rocks at police officers, who responded very aggressively and used force to clear the worshippers from the compound. The clashes there, in the Old City below and in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah went on for hours. More than 200 Palestinians as well as 18 police officers were injured. Videos from the Temple Mount and the Old City show police officers throwing stun grenades at children, att
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