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(Gulf News-Dubai) Nasouh Nazzal - Israel sealed holes in its security barrier following the killing of two soldiers in the West Bank, blocking thousands of Palestinians who had previously worked in Israel without work permits. Sources at the Palestine General Federation of Trade Unions and Labor said that Israeli police had been given strict instructions to intensify their searches for and arrests of illegal Palestinian workers. "The general working conditions have recently changed inside Israel, and Palestinian illegal workers have felt the serious consequences and generally have stopped sneaking into Israel for work," said the sources. 2013-09-30 00:00:00Full Article
Israel Seals Holes in West Bank Security Barrier after Two Soldiers Killed
(Gulf News-Dubai) Nasouh Nazzal - Israel sealed holes in its security barrier following the killing of two soldiers in the West Bank, blocking thousands of Palestinians who had previously worked in Israel without work permits. Sources at the Palestine General Federation of Trade Unions and Labor said that Israeli police had been given strict instructions to intensify their searches for and arrests of illegal Palestinian workers. "The general working conditions have recently changed inside Israel, and Palestinian illegal workers have felt the serious consequences and generally have stopped sneaking into Israel for work," said the sources. 2013-09-30 00:00:00Full Article
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