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Israeli forces suppress Bethlehem village demo
Published Friday 15/06/2012 (updated) 17/06/2012 17:28
Villagers protest weekly against Israeli restrictions. (MaanImages/file)
BETHLEHEM (Ma’an) -- Israeli forces suppressed a weekly demonstration on Friday in the Bethlehem village of al-Masara, a local committee official said.

Hasam Brejieh, coordinator for the popular committee against the wall and settlements, said the protest was in support of hunger-striking prisoner Mahmoud al-Sarsak, who has refused food for 89 days.

Israelis and internationals took part in the demonstration, which was broken up by Israeli soldiers.

Demonstrators were able to place a Palestinian flag on an Israeli military jeep, Brejieh said.

The 800 or so residents of al-Masara village face restrictions on land use due to the nearby Gush Etzion settlement bloc.
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16/06/2012 00:34
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