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Haaretz - Saturday's filmed confrontation between the residents of Asira al-Qibliya and the West Bank settlement of Yitzhar is not the first incident in which Israel Defense Forces soldiers witnessed clashes between Palestinians and settlers but did not intervene.

Wednesday, 29 February 2012 10:40

Nablus village stoned, clashes with settlers

NABLUS (Ma’an) -- Dozens of Israelis threw stones at a Palestinian house near an illegal settlement in the northern West Bank on Monday, witnesses told Ma'an.

IMEMC - Israeli forces invaded on Tuesday morning Jenin refugee camp, in northern West Bank and arrested five civilians while in a separate incident settlers attacked the village of Halhul near the southern West Bank city of Hebron.

Wednesday, 04 January 2012 11:47

Israel's radical settlers: A fifth column?

Settlers try to stop security forces from dismantling illegal outposts by making the price too high to bear.

Oz Zion, West Bank - Heroic youth. Righteous Jews. Hill top kids. Crazy folks. Nationalist criminals. Vigilantes. Terrorists. The price tag movement.

Countless names exist for a group of settlers in the occupied West Bank that exact retribution against Palestinians and the Israeli army in response to policies targeting the settlement movement. The group has burned and desecrated mosques, destroyed olive groves on private Palestinian land, harassed people and property, and most recently confronted an Israeli army base. The last assault on December 13 forced Israel's government and the Israeli public to take note of this rogue element in their society.

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972 Mag - Are you an IDF soldier? Are you also right-wing? Would you like to sabotage IDF jeeps, communication systems and other gear to prevent the demolition of illegal outposts? Here’s how!

972 Mag - An IDF spokesman giving a radio interview casually admits  the army’s bias in treating settler pogromchiks and Palestinians protesters in diametrically different ways

Monday, 05 December 2011 11:02

PA: Settlers kidnap shepherd near Nablus

ABLUS (Ma'an) -- Israeli settlers on Monday kidnapped a 60-year-old shepherd after attacking him in Orif village south of Nablus, officials said. 

Village council head Fawzi Shehadeh said six residents of Yitzhar settlement attacked Salim Jamil Shehadeh near the local high school and took him away in a car. 

The settlers stole all 50 of his sheep, the councilor added.

Palestinian Authority settlement affairs official Ghassan Doughlas told Ma'an the government was conducting intensive negotiations with Israeli officials to secure the shepherd's release.

On Saturday, settlers from Itamar violently assaulted elderly shepherd Najih Abdul-Qadir as he worked on his land east of Nablus, Doughlas said. 

Some 500,000 Israelis live in Jewish-only settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. There are about 2.5 million Palestinians in the same territory.

All settlements are considered illegal under international law.

National Summit to Reassess the US-Israel "Special Relationship"

The public is invited to a nonpartisan symposium Nov. 8-9 that will examine the impact of the US-Israel relationship on Americans. Panels will include top military, diplomatic, intelligence, academic, governmental, and economic experts, as well as former Congressional representatives. Read more

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CNN admits chronology wrong

CNN's Rick Sanchez investigated the chronology of Israel's Dec. 2009 - Jan. 2010 assault on Gaza, and discovered that CNN had erred in earlier reporting stating that Hamas had first violated the ceasefire. Sanchez discovered that it had actually been Israel that violated the truce. Thanks to Sanchez, CNN was the only major broadcaster to report this correctly. Sanchez was later fired, reportedly over another incident.
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