http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/997897.html
It's interesting, have Palestinians right to establish no go areas inside Israel? I doubt that Israel would allow it.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/997910.html
According to Haaretz
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080701...alestinians;_ylt=Anh7qlIMSReAlLLwiC1ISUVw24cA
In other developments
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/997938.html
Israel has informed Hamas it will fire "warning shots" at Palestinians who enter an area west of the Gaza Strip border fence, extending for several hundred meters.
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However, preventing people from approaching the fence will block Palestinian farmers' access to their lands. Farmers have been unable to reach their fields for years because of the fighting along the border.
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Earlier this week the United Nations sources reported eight cease-fire violations by Israel. Most of these violations apparently consisted of Israeli troops firing at people who approached the fence.
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Israel is interested in maintaining the security zone...
It's interesting, have Palestinians right to establish no go areas inside Israel? I doubt that Israel would allow it.
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/997910.html
Also Tuesday, Hamas accused the Israel Defense Forces of shooting a 65-year-old Palestinian woman who lives near Israel-Gaza border in what he called a "grave violation of the calm understanding."
The military said its preliminary investigation indicated it was not involved.
According to Haaretz
Palestinian militants have violated terms of Gaza truce four times since it came into effect on June 19.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080701...alestinians;_ylt=Anh7qlIMSReAlLLwiC1ISUVw24cA
Gaza's Hamas rulers denied a rocket was fired on Monday evening, and accused Israel of looking for excuses to shirk its commitment under the cease-fire agreement to ease its blockade of impoverished Gaza.
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The Israeli military said its radar detected a rocket launched from Gaza that struck near the communal farm of Mefalsim. But it said actual rocket fragments were not located, and local security officials were searching for them Tuesday morning.
In other developments
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/997938.html
Israel denied on Tuesday allegations by a Palestinian journalist that he was abused and injured by Israeli security personnel while on his way home to the Gaza Strip after receiving a journalism award in Britain.
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Omer said he was forced to strip to his underwear by an Israeli officer who then "snatched it down off me". He said two officers dragged him by his legs, his head sweeping the floor, in front of other passengers, and that he vomited and fainted.
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The official said Omer received "fair treatment and no irregular action was taken towards him" during the search.
"At the end of the search, he lost his balance and fell, for some reason unknown to us.
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doctors said he had suffered a nervous breakdown and that several of his ribs had been broken.