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(Jerusalem Post) Yaakov Katz - Approximately 50 foreign nationals are currently residing in the West Bank and working with Palestinian groups to disrupt and interfere with IDF operations, military sources said on Monday. Israel's High Court of Justice on Monday released two women from Spain and Australia who had been arrested in Ramallah for involvement in the International Solidarity Movement (ISM). The IDF has noted a growing presence of foreign nationals at the weekly demonstrations in Bil'in, Ni'lin and near the settlement of Neveh Tzuf. The IDF is concerned that a new wave of violence could flare up into a new conflict and undermine diplomatic efforts to restart negotiations. 2010-02-09 08:13:59Full Article
Foreign Nationals Working to Disrupt IDF Operations
(Jerusalem Post) Yaakov Katz - Approximately 50 foreign nationals are currently residing in the West Bank and working with Palestinian groups to disrupt and interfere with IDF operations, military sources said on Monday. Israel's High Court of Justice on Monday released two women from Spain and Australia who had been arrested in Ramallah for involvement in the International Solidarity Movement (ISM). The IDF has noted a growing presence of foreign nationals at the weekly demonstrations in Bil'in, Ni'lin and near the settlement of Neveh Tzuf. The IDF is concerned that a new wave of violence could flare up into a new conflict and undermine diplomatic efforts to restart negotiations. 2010-02-09 08:13:59Full Article
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