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19Oct/15

Netanyahu, Hamas turn up rhetoric over violence

October 19, 2015PoliticsAl-Aqsa Intifada, Beersheba, Benjamin Netanyahu, Civil disobedience, Criminal rock-throwing, Decades, Fathy Hammad, First Intifada, Gaza city, Gaza–Israel conflict, Hamas, In Israel, Intifadas, Israel, Israeli–Palestinian conflict, Jerusalem, Mark Zuckerberg, Osama bin Laden, Palestinian Authority, Palestinian political violence, Palestinian territories, Palestinian terrorism, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Second Intifadasmbale

(NVO) – Hamas hailed on Monday (October 19) the recent spate of violence and called on Palestinians to push ahead with the Intifada, or uprising, while Israel called on the country to respect the rule of law.
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04Oct/15

Clashes in east Jerusalem; Israel buries its stabbing dead

October 4, 2015WorldAharon Bennett, al-Quds Brigades, Benjamin Netanyahu, Criminal rock-throwing, Decades, First Intifada, Gaza Strip, Gaza War, Hamas, In Israel, Intifadas, Islamic fundamentalism, Israel, Israeli operation in the Gaza Strip, Israeli–Palestinian conflict, Jerusalem, Nachman Shai, Nehemia Lavi, Palestinian stone-throwing, Palestinian terrorism, Sami Abu Zuhri, State of Palestine, Wave of violence in Israeli-Palestinian conflictsmbale

Israeli police clash with Palestinians stone-throwers in east Jerusalem as Israel bury its dead following stabbing attacks, praised by Hamas.

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20Sep/15

Israel set to approve harsher measures against Palestinian stonethrowers

September 20, 2015Waral-Aqsa, Asia, Benjamin Netanyahu, Criminal rock-throwing, East Jerusalem, Egypt, Geography of Asia, Israel, Israeli-occupied territories, Israeli–Palestinian conflict, Jerusalem, Jerusalem Governorate, Jordan, Mahmoud Abbas, Palestinian Authority, Palestinian stone-throwing, Palestinian terrorism, Price tag policy, Sarit Michaeli, Saudi Arabia, Temple Mount, WEST BANK, Western Asiasmbale

The Israeli government is set to approve increased security measures against Palestinian stone-throwers in east Jerusalem, including the usage of live fire – condemned by human rights watchdog as “illegal and immoral.”

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