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During the past three-and-a-half years, S., a veteran ambulance driver, has been evacuating victims injured by Israeli army gunfire and the bodies…
“The planners of the fence failed to predict its effects on innocent Palestinians,” National Security Advisor Giora Eiland told a high-level diplomatic-security…
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In many West Bank villages people are giving up cultivating a good share of their land at the edges of their property…
There is nothing more logical than setting arbitrary times of day when a Palestinian is allowed to leave his home and come…
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