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Why can't Palestinian kids play on Al-Shuhada Street, the main street in Hebron? Here, a colonial Israeli soldier gives a very succinct answer.
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The Israeli colonial police uphold a colonial system that teaches racial superiority, and justifies terrorism, criminality, and brutality against the indigenous Palestinian civilian population. The colonial police of Israel work to try to break apart communities, torture innocent civilians, falsely imprison tens of thousands of Palestinians, and refuse to prosecute crimes against Palestinians, though the Israeli government gives ONLY these colonial police the "authority" to do so. The Israeli colonial police in Hebron, Palestine have been condemned repeatedly since the 1980 for refusing to prosecute violent crimes committed against Palestinian civilians in Hebron. 30 years later, you can see that nothing has changed. Instead, Israeli criminals are free to walk each day attacking whomever they like with full impunity.
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On "Hebron Day," the Hebron colonial settlers' own nationalistic holiday, a colonial settler visitor walking through the olive groves drunk, threatens to kill Palestinians and says things such as "God gave me this land! God gave it to me!" He also curses Christians, saying "We killed Jesus and we're proud."
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On this same day, "Hebron Day," the Azzeh family continues to assert their rights. The Azzeh family is a strong and kind family that is proudly Palestinian, as with all the families that are part of the community of Tel Rumeida, Hebron, Palestine. As with all these families, they continue to struggle against the illegal Israeli colonial occupation for their families, their community, and their country.
As the Azzeh children walk home from school, they are stopped by a mob of colonial settler women and children, including Tzippy Schlissel, the great-granddaughter of the first chief Rabbi of Israel, Yehuda Kook; Mirar; and Yifat Alkobi. Tzippy Schlissel can be seen using her crying baby to strike out at a colonial Israeli soldier to move him back.
The Azzeh mothers try to reach their children to help them and are attacked by colonial Israeli settlers, including Mirar. Three-year-old Yunis Azzeh is stoned in the head.
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Another "Hebron Day" attack. This one made the international news, as a Swedish HRW was hit in the head with a bottle by
settler visitors, causing the fracturing of her eye socket. Though the Israeli police publicly stated that they did not arrest
anyone in connection with this attack, the footage proves otherwise. Witnesses, including other HRWs who were attacked by
the settler mob, stated that the Israeli colonial police, after picking up the suspects, simply drove them down the street and let them out of the
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When the lines blur: On May 15, 2006, United States-Israeli colonial settler teenagers visiting Hebron attack Palestinian children and HRWs repeatedly. Colonial Israeli soldiers harass the HRWs who are documenting the situation.
This was filmed by an artist and activist, Katie Miranda, www.katiemiranda.com
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This video was filmed on Al Shuhada Street in front of the so-called "Beit Hadassah" colonial Israeli settlement illegally imposing itself in the middle of Al Khalil / Hebron, Palestine.
Attacks by colonial Israelis, extremely violent and flooding with hatred, are exceedingly common in Hebron, Palestine.
These attacks continue under the eyes of the world's governments, who try to mask modern-day colonialism with mere words
This was filmed by an artist and activist, Katie Miranda, www.katiemiranda.com
It was originially posted by the International Solidarity Movement.
On June 14, 2006, settler children from the so-called "Beit Hadassah" colonial settlement attacked Palestinian workers who were building safety additions to the stairs and path of Qurtaba school, located directly across from Beit Hadassah settlement. When HRWs intervened, the settlers began attacking them brutally, throwing large rocks at close range, dousing them with water, and hitting them. The Israeli soldier stationed feet away laughed and taunted the HRWs. He refused to help at all, saying, among other things, "Go back to England!"
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Colonial Israeli soldiers regularly harass Palestinian schoolchildren on their way home from school. The young children are harassed and officially treated like "terrorist" suspects, forced to comply with the colonial soldiers extensive and arbitrary demands to examine their backpacks, notebooks, pockets, and clothing.
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Colonial family values. Colonial Israeli settler woman stones Palestinians while a young settler boy watches in apparent awe.
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Colonial settler Yifat Alkobi argues with soldiers and attacks a Palestinian man forced to help the soldiers. Colonial settler children then attack as Shalom Alkobi looks on. The Israeli soldier alerted to the attack does not even take notice of the settler children stoning Palestinian homes, demonstrating how extremely common such things are in Hebron.
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Parenting Hatred (part 1). On December 14, 2005, Mirar is involved again teaching colonial toddlers to throw rocks at a Palestinian home.
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Parenting Hatred (part 2). Settler woman, Mirar, involved as settler children attack the same Palestinian house, the Azzeh family homes and the Sharabati home.
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Here Mirar is again, committing crimes against the Palestinian families that live here in Al Khalil /Hebron, Palestine. Mirar came to Tel Rumeida by way of colonial settlements in Gaza, and was "disengaged" (with a monetary reward) from Gaza only to immediately begin committing crimes in Tel Rumeida. Here, Mirar teaches colonial children how to commit crimes and steal olives from their Palestinian owners.
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Rather than stopping a group of borderpolice from sexually harassing three women, this colonial Israeli police officer explains to the women the role of stupidity in soldiers, saying it is necessary, and using the borderpolice as his example.
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Imagine that into your beautiful vibrant city moves this woman, who, along with her highly-funded terrorist friends, tries to take it over through genocide. This is the reality in Hebron, Palestine.
Meet Criminal Zionist Miriam Levinger, U.S. citizen from the Bronx, New York... the mother of the Israeli colonial settlers in the "West Bank"
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Here are two more examples of the close relationship between colonial Israeli soldiers and Israeli settlers, in the first short clip a group of soldiers play on a swing at the illegal "Ramot Yishai" colonial settlement. The second shows a soldier, posted in front of the illegal "Beit Hadassah" colonial settlement playing football with two settler boys. The Palestinian children who live here on Shuhada Street cannot play outside because of frequent attacks by the colonial settlers of "Beit Hadassah".
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Another disturbing example of their close relationship, here Israeli settlers and soldiers compare weapons.
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In this short clip from January 2006, masked settler youth stone a Palestinian home while the family watches from inside.
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In this footage three Palestinian boys are shown being held by colonial Israeli soldiers who release the boys only at the end of their shift at this post located on the front door step of another Palestinian family's home.
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Young colonial settler children left alone in this military controlled area can be seen playing with an Israeli army issued machine gun.
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Here colonial Israeli settler children use pellet guns to shoot at Palestinian residents as they walk by.
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On May 20, 2006, Mirar, a colonial Israeli settler woman, attempted to stop Al Azzeh children from returning home from school on the path to their house. After screaming and threatening the children, they were forced back down the hill to wait for an hour, and then had to be accompanied by colonial Israeli police officers, soldiers, and UN workers to the path. However, no one accompanied the children on the path and Mirar immediately ran out of the colonial "Ramot Yishai" settlement to throw rocks at the children.
There is an Israeli Supreme Court order that allows the children to use this path, but soldiers on duty nearby rarely obey the order and often refuse to let the children pass or help the children get home safely. The settlers regularly try to attack the children or stone them as they walk home, and often arrive to tell the soldiers not to let the children pass.
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Azzeh family members try to get home and are prevented by colonial Israeli soldiers.
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On March 16, 2006, after blocking the way of two Abu Aisha boys trying to get to their home, this group of settlers spray the Abu Aisha home with a hose.
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This footage shows yet another incident when soldiers refuse to open the razor wire barrier erected by the Israeli army to prevent these the Azzeh family from using the path to their homes.
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Here colonial settler youth attack HRWs on Shuhada Street, throwing rocks. You can see the street littered with rocks. One settler opens the door to a Palestinian home and throws a rock in. The colonial Israeli soldiers do nothing to stop the settlers, but do try to make the HRWs leave the area.
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December 15, 2005, The checkpoint, which the Palestinian community memebers of Tel Rumeida are forced go through on their way in and out of the neighborhood, is very often the sight of arbitrary detentions, harassment, and violence. Here the colonial Israeli soldiers on duty have detained a Palestinian man, and point a gun at his face while making him crouch inside one of their cement stations. Palestinian community members are sometimes detained for hours while crossing the street from the door of their home to visit their neighbors.
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Jewish religious events and parades often mean curfew for the Palestinian community members of Tel Rumeida. Due to frequent settler riots during such occasions, even when a formal curfew is not issued, Palestinians know that normal use of the streets of their neighborhood is ill-advised through the duration of such Jewish-only celebrations.
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On January 14, 2006, while Hebron settlers riot to prevent their impending expulsion from stolen Palestinian stores near the Avraham Avinu settlement, the settlers' children enact a mini-riot and attack Palestinians and human rights workers on Shuhada Street. Some settler children forcibly enter a Palestinian home and are stopped by the owner and a HRW.
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This clip is another view of the January 14, 2006, settler youth riot on Shuhada Street. It is filmed by another HRW from a different angle. Please pay special attention to how the Israeli colonial police deal with the victims of these attacks, near the end of the footage.
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January 17, 2006, colonial Israeli police present HRWs with a Closed Military Zone (CMZ) order and tell them they have 15 minutes to get off the streets or face arrest. This particular order, as reported by the media, was intended to prevent the large numbers of visiting Israeli settlers from creating more problems to try to prevent the expulsion of colonial settlers from stolen Palestinian shops. It was later confirmed that the order did not actually apply to the HRWs. However, the colonial police initially took the opportunity to remove HRWs from the street.
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On January 14, 2006, these masked settlers use slingshots in the wholesale market. Settler adults and young children can be seen walking nonchalantly through the area.
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The following clip was also taken on January 14, 2006, and shows settler violence and harassment throughout the day, leading to the settler child riot on Shuhada Street.
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March 28, 2006, In this footage a Palestinian man is shown bleeding from a head injury after being beaten by colonial Israeli soldiers near the checkpoint leading in and out of the Tel Rumeida neighborhood. After being treated by Doctors Without Borders personnel the man is taken away in a military vehicle. An HRW can be heard fearing aloud that the man will be beaten more if taken in the Army vehicle.
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October 31, 2005 Ramadan.
In stark contrast to the Israeli settlers free range of movement through the neighborhood during Jewish holidays, and the imposition of curfew on the Palestinian residents at these times, this footage shows the colonial Israeli military's increased harassment of Palestinian residents during their holy month of Ramadan.
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In this footage, filmed by the Abu Aisha family, two colonial Israeli settler boys repeatedly throw rocks at the Abu Aisha family's home directly across the street from the colonial Ramot Yishai settlement. This family has built a steel cage over the facade of their home in order to minimize damage from ongoing settler violence, and to try and keep themselves safe when entering and exiting their home. You will notice that the colonial settlers are using pieces of an ancient archeological site, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, to stone the Abu Aisha home.
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September 3, 2005. The Abu Aisha family films another attack on their home. They have been given a video camera as a deterrent to settler attacks. On this day, colonial settlers repeatedly harass them as the colonial soldiers watch.
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After the colonial Israeli government put a checkpoint at the entrance to Tel Rumeida in fall of 2005, the Qurtaba teachers refused to go through it as they were concerned about their health through the constant exposure to the checkpoint's metal detectors.
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Two clips of an Israeli vehicle blasting music filmed in Tel Rumeida. The volume of this clip has not been altered, and these videos were taken on different days.
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On October 12, 2005, colonial Israeli soldiers and police tried to enter HRWs apartment without a warrant. When refused entrance, they forced the owner of the building to come up and tried to make him convince the HRWs to open their apartment. Police present include Hussein Nabia, and soldiers include Assi.
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After being repeatedly harassed, attacked, and threatened with deportation by colonial Israeli police and soldiers, these colonial "authorities" try to deport four HRWs. Though you can see clearly on this footage what happens, the colonial police and soldiers write false testimony against these internationals after arresting them saying that all the internationals violently attacked the police and soldiers, rather than, as it was, the other way around.
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Settler stoning attacks against Palestinians in Tel Rumeida are a nearly daily occurrence. These two clips are typical examples both of this most typical tactic as well as the colonial Israeli soldiers' common responses. Colonial soldiers regularly either ignore the incident entirely, or attempt to remove the victim of the attack.
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On August 21, 2005, four Palestinian children from Tel Rumeida went to the Kiryat Arba police station to file a complaint. The previous evening, colonial settler children attacked the children in the street and stole two of their bikes and three carts. A Palestinian community leader and three HRWs accompanied the children to the colonial police station to try to ensure that the colonial police did not mistreat the children. However, though the children had an appointment to meet with Amitay, the Israeli investigator, they were refused entry into the colonial police station and repeatedly humiliated by police officers for more than an hour -- a regular practice of harassment by the colonial Kiryat Arba police.
(Because of its length, this video is in three parts)
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In early September 2005, an international tries to convince the colonial Kiryat Arba police to open the gate at the Palestinian entrance of the Kiryat Arba Police station to allow internationals to file a complaint concerning colonial settler violence against her. Palestinians routinely wait at least three hours outside this gate while they are harassed by the colonial police of Kiryat Arba.
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October 1, 2005. In the first video a group of settler boys from the colonial "Beit Hadassah" settlement stone Palestinian schoolchildren. In the second, a lone colonial settler boy openly stones people as they pass by.
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November 17, 2005. The students of Qurtaba School are trying to leave school amidst the screaming volunteers of Women in Green, a colonial settler support group. Women in Green crowd the staircase, making it very difficult for the students to descend, and take photos of the children as they try to walk home.
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Here a member of Women in Green, the Israeli settler support group, explains to a member of Christian Peacemaker Teams his matter-of-fact view on the illegal colonial settlements in Palestine. His view typically disregards any argument that would even include Palestinians or the effects on Palestinian lives, including the settlements themselves, Jewish-only bypass roads, checkpoints and the military occupation, which the colonial settlers' presence imposes.
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Israeli soldiers treat the Tel Rumeida neighborhood as if it were a training grounds, enacting war games in the streets. Tthe soldiers pretend to fire their weapons, run, hide, and scout around, using Palestinian homes and businesses as a backdrop for this activity.
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On October 18, 2005, colonial settlers assault internationals and an Israeli activist, repeatedly threatening them. The soldiers do almost nothing to stop the attacks.
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On October 19, 2005, two twenty-year-old Palestinian men were detained in the middle of the hill by colonial Israeli border police. One of the men was released after about 15 minutes. The border police then informed the international that they were waiting for the colonial police to come and arrest the other man, but that if the police did not arrive by 5:20pm, when the Ramadan fast is broken, they would let the man go home. After being detained for 45 minutes in the rain, the DCO arrived and put the man in their jeep. They then drove the man to his home and let him go home as internationals followed.
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October 17, 2005. This woman is a member of EAPPI and is watching as the students of Qurtaba walk to school. This settler boy stones her at close range and then steals her phone as she is trying to call the police to report his violence. He runs away with the phone and passes it to one of his friends.
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On October 4, 2005, as this toddler settler child walks on a street in Tel Rumeida with his father, he picks up a rock and throws it at a passing Palestinian mother and her baby.
His father does not attempt to stop him.
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On September 3, 2005, the first day of school for the children in Hebron, settler children attacked a group of Palestinians and internationals near "Ramot Yishai" colonial settlement. Though the Israeli police and soldiers were on the scene, they did nothing to prevent injuries despite constant pleading for help from the internationals. The settler children also stoned the soldiers and police.
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On August 31, 2005, colonial settler children from "Beit Hadassah" colonial settlement stone internationals who are trying to accompany the Qurtaba School teachers from the school. The teachers are forced to wait more than 20 minutes while the settlers attack. Though soldiers are at the scene, they do very little to stop the settler children.
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On August 22, 2005, two young settler boys threw rocks at HRWs who were standing at the top of the hill. A soldier who was watching near the HRWs decided to try to stop the attack and ran at the settlers. However, the settlers were neither intimidated by nor attentive to the soldier and continued to throw rocks over the soldier's head as he tried to herd them toward the so called "Ramot Yishai" colonial settlement.
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On August 20, 2005, colonial settler boys stoned Palestinians and HRWs. Colonial soldiers refused to stop the settlers, allowing them to continue playing inside the soldier station. Eventually a military commander arrived, declared the area a "closed military zone," and threatened to arrest the HRWs, all while the settlers continued their violence. When the colonial Israeli police arrived more than 40 minutes after they were called, they told HRWs that they were late because they had been doing "more important things" and then promptly forced all the Palestinian children to go inside their homes.
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In May 2005, a group of teenage settler girls attacked the students and teachers at Qurtaba School, blocking their way out of the school as a police officer filmed and soldiers watched. The settlers sing and chant in Hebrew, "There is no Palestine, this is Israel" and "there are no Palestinians."
Settler boys in the street then blocked the stairs by stoning the students as they tried tocome down the stairs. The students scream and run, but are blocked from every direction. The police and soldiers do not protect the students.
Documentarian Terje Carlsson filmed this attack.
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Israeli colonial settlers' aggressive behavior is often encouraged by the colonial soldiers' reactions to it. Here,when Israeli colonial settlers come to this Palestinian youth on his family's property to harass and insult him, colonial soldiers deal with the situation by trying to make the young man leave his own property.
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All Palestinian vehicle traffic in Tel Rumeida is forbidden by military decree. Colonial settlers take advantage of this fact using their vehicles as imposing weapons against the Palestinian residents, often swerving towards pedestrians causing them to jump out of the way. In this clip a settler screams from his van at an HRW, and blocks the way of the volunteer with the vehicle.
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November 25, 2005. This colonial settler girl repeatedly harasses Palestinian students as they try to return home after school. When she attacks one of the students, she also pushes an elderly international volunteer who falls to the ground. The occupation soldiers do nothing to stop the attacks.
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School children from Qurtaba girls school are often the target of Israeli colonial settler attacks. This footage shot immediately after colonial settlers attacked the passing children and teachers with eggs, shows HRWs watching for more eggs and the soldiers on duty increasing their numbers in response to the attack from the Beit Hadassah settlement.
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The stone staircase off screen to the right, located directly across Shuhada Street from the so-called "Beit Hadassah" colonial settlement is the side of innumerable settler attacks. This footage shot in the winter of 2006 is a typical example of the ongoing attacks perpetrated on a near daily basis in this location.
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Like the clip above, this footage shows the all too common Israeli settler practice of attacking Palestinians and HRWs who dare come near the so-called "Beit Hadassah" colonial settlement.
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Here is a mostly audio file of settler attack. This clip illustrates just how chaotic things can get when colonial settlers attack. Often it is very difficult to film when you are being attacked.
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This footage documents the colonial settlers' destruction of work that was done on the path to Qurtuba School in the Summer of 2006.
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In this footage Israeli colonial settler girls accompanied by Israeli soldiers and Noam Arnon, Hebron colonial settler "spokesman," stand on the path leading to Qurtaba girls school. The settlers taunt Palestinians who are passing by.
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Though Israeli civilians are prohibited from being in the Palestinian controlled section of Hebron, these Israeli settlers, accompanied by Israeli soldiers, pray at a site purported to be a an ancient Jewish tomb located under a Palestinian home.
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In this clip, colonial soldiers ride with settlers in their vehicle toward the so-called "Ramot Yishai" colonial settlement.
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In this video see the teachers of Qurtaba school being detained from passing around the checkpoint despite the fact that they have an agreement with the DCO (District Comanders office) to do so.