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A 'Palestinians-only' bus line is launched in Israel after settlers complain Palestinians are a 'security risk'.
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Al-Aqsa Martrys Brigades claims responsibility for first rocket strike from Palestinian territory since November truce.
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Minister dismisses Israeli claim that Palestinian prisoner died of heart attack, as thousands protest over his death.
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Around 3,000 prisoners refuse food after death of fellow inmate, as protesters clash with Israeli soldiers in Hebron.
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Israel says thirty-year-old Arafat Jaradat died of natural causes, while Palestinians allege he died under questioning.
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Palestinian prisoner Samer Issawi, after refusing food for over 200 days, appeared in court to request release on bail.
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Ten women arrested at Jerusalem's Western Wall over religious garb that Orthodox tradition sees as solely for men.
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Informal settlement erected in contentious occupied West Bank area east of Jerusalem to create "facts on the ground".
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Palestinians report increased use of live rounds after Israeli politicians called for greater force to quell protests.
Renee Lewis
Features
Last Modified: 23 Dec 2012 12:18 GMT
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During the recent attacks on Gaza, some Palestinians laboured in Israel, even as rockets flew overhead.
Features
Last Modified: 16 Dec 2012 12:46 GMT
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