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Palestine. Even today clashes with Israeli troops in Jerusalem, is the "day of rage" Palestinian
Violent clashes are underway between hundreds of young Palestinians and Israeli security forces in many
neighborhoods of East Jerusalem: the reported witnesses. The Palestinian Islamic movement Hamas has declared today for the "Day of Anger" in response to the inauguration of the Hurva Synagogue in the Old City. Writes the Israeli daily Haaretz that 3,000 extra police and soldiers were deployed in Jerusalem and at border posts with the West Bank. Hamas proclaimed a "day of anger" in response to the inauguration of the Hurva Synagogue in the Old City. Yesterday's protests were limited to stone throwing near the Mount of Olives. Today, for the fifth consecutive day, was denied access to Muslim worshipers on the Temple Mount. The request from the United States on Israel to abandon its plan of colonial development in East Jerusalem is "unreasonable" said today the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Avigdor Lieberman. The request of the Western community, "it is unreasonable for us," said the chief diplomat of Israel on local radio. Yesterday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated that the construction of new settlements in East Jerusalem will continue.
Palestine. Even today clashes with Israeli troops in Jerusalem, is the "day of rage" Palestinian
Violent clashes are underway between hundreds of young Palestinians and Israeli security forces in many
neighborhoods of East Jerusalem: the reported witnesses. The Palestinian Islamic movement Hamas has declared today for the "Day of Anger" in response to the inauguration of the Hurva Synagogue in the Old City. Writes the Israeli daily Haaretz that 3,000 extra police and soldiers were deployed in Jerusalem and at border posts with the West Bank. Hamas proclaimed a "day of anger" in response to the inauguration of the Hurva Synagogue in the Old City. Yesterday's protests were limited to stone throwing near the Mount of Olives. Today, for the fifth consecutive day, was denied access to Muslim worshipers on the Temple Mount. The request from the United States on Israel to abandon its plan of colonial development in East Jerusalem is "unreasonable" said today the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Avigdor Lieberman. The request of the Western community, "it is unreasonable for us," said the chief diplomat of Israel on local radio. Yesterday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated that the construction of new settlements in East Jerusalem will continue. 
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