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Recent Articles about Bethlehem Internal Unrest
Bethlehem petrol stations continue their strike; the city is running o... Feb 25 08 Palestinian security forces attack a Palestinian family in Bethlehem Feb 07 08 Hamas denies P.A security claims of arresting members of the Executive... Jan 09 08 Latest News ArticlesIsraeli offensive continues, over 577 killed and 2,700 wounded 02:30 Tue 06 Jan Hamas: We accepted an Egyptian invitation for talks in Cairo 14:22 Mon 05 Jan Gaza: Hundreds leave their homes and take refuge in UN schools 14:02 Mon 05 Jan Affidavit from Gaza 12:49 Mon 05 Jan OCHA release updates on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza 11:37 Mon 05 Jan Report on Sunday's Free Gaza protest in Portland, one of hundreds held worldwide 10:49 Mon 05 Jan Israeli sources: Five Israeli soldiers injured during clashes with resistance fighters in Gaza 10:44 Mon 05 Jan The Israeli military kidnaps four civilians from Jenin and nearby village 10:14 Mon 05 Jan 10th day under attack: death toll in Gaza reaches 534 09:59 Mon 05 Jan As of day 9 of Israeli offensive; 509 killed, 2450 wounded; 70 killed in last two days 03:42 Mon 05 Jan Full StoryGunmen kidnap one Palestinian civilian near BethlehemA group of unknown gunmen kidnapped a resident of Beit Sahour town, located near Bethlehem city in the southern part of the West Bank, on Tuesday night. Witnesses told IMEMC that a group of gunmen said to be Aqsa brigades of Fatah attacked Baha Antar and his fiends as they stood in the street near the Beit Sahour police station in the town's center. |