Just for the record... There were no work boots or self-help books stolen during the #Ferguson looting. #tcot
— CDM (@RWSurferGirl) December 2, 2014

Just for the record... There were no work boots or self-help books stolen during the #Ferguson looting. #tcot
— CDM (@RWSurferGirl) December 2, 2014
Arab protesters rioted Sunday in East Jerusalem and a number of neighborhoods in the capital after a tense day which saw security forces arrested six men for the murder of the Palestinian teen Mohammed Abu Khdeir. Some 15 silent protests took place in Arab communites across Israel without incident.
A number of right-wing Jews demanding revenge for the death of the three Israeli teens also rioted in the capital.
In the Shuafat neighborhood, from which Abu Khdeir originated and was scene to the kidnapping itself, over 100 Arab youths, some who were wearing masks, pelted police forces with stones. Similar scenes were reported from the Abu Tur neighborhood. Police forces were present at both areas.
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After a night of violent clashes in the Triangle area, during which Jewish civilians were attacked by Arab protesters in Qalansawe, masked demonstrators returned to the streets on Saturday afternoon, burning tires in the entrance to the Arab city.
Dozens of Qalansawe residents were dispersed after rioting and pelting a Yasam force stationed some 300 meters away with stones. One protester was arrested for stone-throwing. Earlier, Qalansawe Mayor Abdel Baset Salame urged residents not to go out on the streets and to refrain from disrupting the peace.
Clashes continue in Tayibe (Photo: Hassan Shaalan) In Tayibe, some 400 people were protesting near the main road. Protesters clashed with police, throwing stones at the Yasam force at the scene. Police used stun grenades and a truck of sewage water to disperse the protesters. http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4538152,00.html http://goo.gl/ypcorz TweetMe Please |