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Tzipi Livni (photo: Yotam Ronen / Activestills.org)
A real alternative? Tzipi Livni is far worse than Netanyahu
Despite her direct responsibility for two wars which took the lives of 2,000 civilians, and her uncompromising, hawkish positions during negotiations with the Palestinians, Tzipi Livni is still considered an acceptable choice for the Israeli ‘peace camp.’ It is time for the public to stop believing the lies.  By Idan Landau On November 27, 2012,…
By +972 Magazine January 12, 2013
The Jadu family's yard, 2005. One morning, the separation barrier was erected in their backyard. (Sarit Michaeli)
Cut off from communities, Palestinian families seek mercy from Israeli court
The separation barrier has isolated two families living near Bethlehem from their communities. While they are on the Jerusalem side of the barrier, they are also banned from most of the city. The courts and the state have little sympathy. By Ehud Uziel “Nu, when is this case going to end? It’s been dragging on…
By Haokets December 18, 2012
Har Homa settlment in 2008 (flickr/Activstills)
Ch. 2 accuses Fatah leader of extremism by misquoting him
Yesterday, I reported on Fatah’s Christmas celebration in Bethlehem.  Dr. Mohammad Shtayyeh, a Fatah Central Committee member, spoke about his concern regarding the growth of settlements in the West Bank. He specifically referred to the Har Homa settlement, which is encroaching on the land of the town of Beit Sahour, east of Bethlehem. Israeli Channel…
By Aziz Abu Sarah December 25, 2011
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