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The Guardian	Gaza war crime claims gather pace as more troops speak out / Peter Beaumont	22/3/2009
	Fresh allegations have come to light that gung-ho leadership inculcated a culture of disregard for Palestinian casualties


Ha'aretz	'Shooting and crying' / Amos Harel	20/3/2009



Haaretz	Dead Palestinian babies and bombed mosques - IDF fashion 2009 / Uri Blau	20/3/2009



Haaretz	The lead is cast / Haaretz Editorial	19/3/2009



	A Drive Through The Occupied Territories / J.D. Lasika	9/1/2009
	the pair of former Israeli soldiers who gave me a look into the treatment of Palestinians as second-class citizens in the occupied territories.


	Barak, just do your job / Mikhael Manekin	25/9/2008
	Barak knows far-right violence isn't new; he just needs to do something about it


	Right-wing activist pours boiling water on Meretz MKs in Hebron / Nadav Shragai	17/6/2008
	A right-wing activist on Tuesday poured boiling water on MKs belonging to the left-wing Meretz party during a tour of the West Bank city of Hebron.


	Meretz aide gets into hot water in Hebron / Tova Lazaroff	17/6/2008
	An assistant to MK Yossi Beilin and a Spanish journalist were showered with hot water by right-wing activists protesting a visit by Meretz activists to Hebron, Tuesday. Neither was injured.


	Left Wing activists, settler clash in Hebron / Anat Shalen	13/6/2008
	Leftist group's tour in West Bank city comes to abrupt end after dozens of right-wing activists, settlers block bus' way. Security concerns prompt police to cancel tour's permit


	Welcome to year 41 / Michael Sfard	3/6/2008
	The military commander of the West Bank, Major General Gadi Shamni, is a busy man. He has a country to run, and he has no separation of powers to worry about. He is at once legislator, judge, and director general of his little government that comprises his minister-officers aged 20-something.

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