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simmons | August 11, 2011
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simmons | August 11, 2011
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simmons | August 11, 2011
Protests against high prices and social inequality in Israel are entering their third week. With Israel's social justice movement looking at ways to reduce government spending and the cost of living, settlement spending in the occupied West Bank is now coming under scrutiny. In a tented city in Tel Aviv, the leaders of the social justice movement have yet to issue specific demands from the government, but the expense of maintaining the West Bank settlements is being discussed.
simmons | August 11, 2011
Protests in Israel have entered their third week and the tent city continues to sprawl through one of Tel Aviv's main boulevards. Benyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, has set up a special committee to discuss the sit ins, yet the protests show no sign of abating
simmons | August 9, 2011
The Palestinian leadership is making its application to UN for membership status its top priority when the General Assembly convenes in September.
simmons | August 9, 2011
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simmons | August 9, 2011
Inside Story - In Israel "it's the economy, stupid"
simmons | August 8, 2011
Food for thought on Israel's streets Street food is enjoying a revival around the world ... and the Israeli street is packed with mouth-watering morsels
simmons | August 8, 2011
While Arabs call for democracy, Israelis want a country they can afford. More than 300000 protesters fill the streets of major cities to demand a lower cost of living. Al Jazeera's Hazem Sika has more.
simmons | August 8, 2011
It has been a summer of discontent in Israel as hundreds of thousands of protesters have held rallies across the country against the soaring cost of living. Speaking to Al Jazeera on the significance of the protests, Joseph Dana, writer and journalist based in Tel Aviv, said the protests have been spontaneous and unprecedented. But he said that protesters and protest organisers have specifically been silent on the issue of the occupation of Palestinians
simmons | August 8, 2011
On Saturday night, more than a quarter-of-a-million people took to the streets in Israel in the latest show of discontent with the government. That's after three weeks of protests over the soaring cost of living with activists demanding the Prime Minister steps down. Benyamin Netanyahu has responded with a promise of great changes in Israel's economy.