Israeli police clash with protestors

Israeli police clashed with protesters in an Arab town in northern Israel today ahead of a march by Jewish extremists.

Israeli police clash with protestors
Wed, 27 Oct, 2010 - 11:43

Israeli police clashed with protesters in an Arab town in northern Israel today ahead of a march by Jewish extremists.

Hundreds of police were drafted into Umm el-Fahm after Israel’s Supreme Court gave permission for the ultra-nationalist Jewish activists to march through the town.

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