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Israeli minister expects unrest ahead of Obama visit
Published Sunday 10/03/2013 (updated) 11/03/2013 17:33
BETHLEHEM (Ma'an) -- Israel's security minister on Sunday said he expected more clashes with Palestinians ahead of a visit by US President Barack Obama, Israeli media reported.

"The Palestinians have not said the final word yet and we expect that there will be attempts to take advantage of the upcoming events, like the visit by Barack Obama, in order to continue the violence," Yitzhak Aharonovich said, the settler news site Arutz Sheva reported.

Aharonovich also said Jewish violence against Palestinians would be handled with "a strong arm," speaking at an Israeli police conference in the West Bank city of Hebron.
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1 ) Mel / USA
11/03/2013 17:43
Of course,if Mr POTUS had any MORAL CONSCIENCE,political courage,humanity,he'd solve the whole problem by ENDING the illegal Israeli-Zionist OCCUPATION,apartheid Jewish-colonization of pluralistic Palestine,& end Israel's Warsaw blockade of Gaza! Mr.1st Black President!CANCEL the trip to"Boer State"Israel!Stop US tax-bucks 2 Burmese-junta-like Israel! Or,go thru' Gaza!Then ride the segregated roads/buses,like a FREEDOM RIDER & say"No",like Rosa Parks did!From Selma to Gaza,not on Jewish SHEKELS!

2 ) ian / australia
12/03/2013 22:16
"Israel's security minister on Sunday said he expected more clashes with Palestinians ahead of a visit by US President Barack Obama..." Pretty funny. Does he have a crystal ball? Or does he expect "more clashes with Palestinians" because he knows about the plans to incite them?
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