Second intifada

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Palestinians hurl rocks at Israeli security forces during clashes in the West Bank town of Hebron October 16, 2000.

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Israeli security forces at the scene of a suicide bombing terror attack at the Sbarro restaurant in Jerusalem's city center on August 9, 2001.

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No to a third intifada

The consequences of the second intifada were disastrous for the Palestinian people and national movement. A third is likely to be even worse.

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Gilo starts to lose its concrete shell

IDF begins removing security barriers from J'lem neighborhood.

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IDF removing shelters in Gilo

Work is a result of stable situation in the area.

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Street smarts

Social worker Caryn Green sums up 10 years of working with at-risk teens as founding director of Crossroads.

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'Independence War hasn't ended'

Ya'alon discusses gaps with US, says settlements shouldn't be removed.

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Marwan Barghouti gets political science PhD in jail

Thesis of Fatah official serving 5 life terms for killing Israelis on Palestinian Legislative Council.

The Jerusalem Post

Remembering one victim of Arab terror

Six years ago, Yehuda Haim got on a bus to work one sunny February morning in Jerusalem, and paid with his life.

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