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In Bil’in, the army remembers Bassem Abu Rahmeh by escalating to rubber bullets and live ammunition. A big ceremony was held with Fatah and the Fatah Youth marching band:

In Ni’lin the chaos continues:

A hundred of the drumming band of the Jerusalem Palestinian scout movement and the Israeli activist drumming band joined the villagers of Ma’asara for this weeks demonstration.

“By your deeds, you may do something that could disrupt the order.” Told us Avi Cohen, the commissionaire of the Jerusalem Shalem police department, before his officers started pushing and pulling for no legal or moral reason:

More nonviolent demonstrations took place during the week in the villages Nebi Sallah, Beit Jalla, and Beit Ummar.

Tagged: Al Ma'asara, Bil'in, Ni'lin, The Only Democracy in the Middle East

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