"THE NEWS"
- Washington Post
Palestinians shoot back at Israelis -- with cameras, by Alistair Lyon, Reuters (20 August 2008) - Palestinian residents of Hebron complain of frequent attacks by Israeli settlers, and then the Israeli police and soldiers will do nothing, so human rights groups have begun supplying video cameras to the Palestinians so they can show the world what is going on. The article gives in-depth description of the situation with the settlers. The article also mentions that the settlements and land annexations are illegal.
- Atlanta
Journal-Constitution: Settlers increase attacks
on West Bank Palestinians, by Robert W. Gee (19 August
2008).
This article describes increasing settler attacks on Palestinians
supposedly because of increased shutdown of outposts and
the relative lack of Israeli police response (due to overall
lack of policing resources allocated to the area). The article
also describes the outposts as illegal as per Israeli law,
but that all settlements are 'illegitimate' as per international
law and also describes the dual legal system which ties
the settlement legally to Israel while the Palestinian areas
remain under military law.
- Washington
Post
Israel clears troops who killed Reuters cameraman,
Reuters (13 August 2008).
- Washington
Post
Israeli-Palestinian hatreds envenom West Bank city,
by Alistair Lyon, Reuters (7 August 2008) - describes the
situation in Hebron where settlers have taken over the towncenter
and abuse the Palestinian natives and the Israeli military
won't do anything about it, and instead undermine Palestinian
police with almost daily raids.
- Boston
Globe
Settlers clash with Palestinians, Associated Press
(25 July 2008). This article describes conflicting claims
between the Palestinian police and the Israeli police concerning
the actions of the Israeli settlers.
- Ynet
News Service: Palestinians: Settlers attacked
farmers, burned olive trees, by Ali Waked (21 July 2008).
This article describes how Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian
farmers and burned their olive trees. It mentions that their
settlement is illegal.
- BBC
News: Israel accuses six of terror link (18
July 2008).
This article describes Israel's internal security service,
Shin Bet, accusing various Israeli Arabs and Palestinian
residents of E.Jerusalem of trying to set up an Al Queda
cell in Israel, or of having connections to Al Queda, or
of trying to develop a plan to attack President Bush during
his visit to Israel.
- Haaretz
Daily News: Eviction orders approved for 2 settler-occupied
Hebron stores, by Nadav Shragai (27 May 2008).
A decision of the Civil Administration and an Israeli Supreme
Court decision both help original Palestinian owners of
land that has been confiscated by Israeli settlers, as they
removed settlers from two stores in Hebron and stated that
the interests of the original Palestinian owners must be
taken into consideration.
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