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Jordan: No cameras inside mosques at Jerusalem holy site
Eleven Israelis have died, mostly in stabbing attacks, while 70 Palestinians have been killed, including 44 who Israel said were attackers.
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“The terrorist was neutralised, apparently killed” a statement said, adding that no Israelis were injured in the incident at the Etzion junction, north of Hebron, in the southern West Bank.
The installation of cameras is a victory for the Israeli authorities, who plan on making use of them to track and follow Palestinians entering at the state.
Israel has begun lifting a few security measures in place over a wave of violence that raised fears of a full-scale Palestinian uprising, removing key roadblocks in annexed east Jerusalem, police said on Thursday.
In June, he began a two-month hunger strike that brought him close to death and heightened tensions in the occupied West Bank.
142-a-07-(Neta (NEHT’-uh) Patrick, executive director of Yesh Din, an Israeli watchdog group, in AP interview)-“in a few cases”-Human rights worker Neta Patrick says campaigners believe violent images, many captured by amateur smartphone users, buttress long-standing allegations that Isaeli soldiers are mistreating Palestinians”.
There are more than 6,500 Palestinians now languishing in detention facilities throughout Israel, according to official Palestinian figures.
Nine Israelis, 66 Palestinians and an Arab Israeli have been killed since the violence erupted in Jerusalem a month ago. A 2006 court decision requires Israel to protect Palestinians harvesting their land. The Israeli army claimed that Al-Qawasmeh had a knife and threatened to stab the civilian, a claim that Amnesty global has denied, but the army insists that if the Jewish resident had acted improperly, he would have been arrested.
They said that following the incident the army closed off the surrounding area and collected video data from the security cameras of shops and buildings. He warned that years of unchecked extremist violence is creeping up against Jews as well.
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“What goes around comes around and I think what happened to me was an inevitable result of what happens to Palestinians on an nearly daily basis”, he said.