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Protest in front of JNF office in Jerusalem. (photo: Max Schindler)
How to gauge the effectiveness of protest: A response to Roee Ruttenberg
Until we find a way of measuring the efficacy of one form of protest or another, surely we must encourage all forms and enable all those who desire change to express their desire in the way they think will be most effective. By Yonatan Preminger Roee Ruttenberg’s recent post criticized the way a group of…
By +972 Magazine October 11, 2012
Ariel University Center of Samaria (By he:User:מיכאלי at he.wikipedia [CC-BY-SA-3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], from Wikimedia Commons)
University accreditation for W. Bank college – a step towards one state
Blithely ignoring a bitter academic and political controversy, the Committee for Higher Education (CHE) in Judea and Samaria voted Tuesday evening to grant the Ariel University Center of Samaria (also referred to as Ariel College) the status of a fully accredited university. After a few more formalities, the West Bank institute, established in 1982, is…
By Dahlia Scheindlin July 17, 2012
IDF protecting Hilltop 18 ["Mitzpeh Avichai" written on van] (Photo: Mairav Zonszein)
Latest settler outpost demolition: Too little, too late
News of a demolition is not indicative of the termination of an outpost but rather illustrates that it is alive and kicking. Here is the story of one such outpost. The IDF Civil Administration demolished the illegal outpost known as “Mitzpeh Avichai” near Kiryat Arba in the southern West Bank Wednesday night for at least the…
By Mairav Zonszein January 12, 2012
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Clashes between settlers, police and activists in Anatot (photo: Activestills)
23 Israelis and Palestinians injured in settler attack outside Jerusalem
23 Israelis and Palestinians injured – some including broken bones and bloody gashes – in an attack by settlers from the settlement of Anatot just outside Jerusalem, West Bank According to Israeli activists, on Friday morning (Sept 30) Palestinian and Israeli activists were attacked by settlers near the settlement of Anatot, which is about 20…
By Mairav Zonszein September 30, 2011
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