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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is ce
in Politics, on the 27th of June 2009
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96931

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96930

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96932

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96933

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96934

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96935

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96936

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96937

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96938

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96939

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96940

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96941

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96942

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96943

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

ID: 96944

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat.
Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown.
Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

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New: Riots are okey during

Submitted by Just on Sun, 28/06/2009 - 19:19.

Riots are okey during Shabbat?

New: That is very powerful

Submitted by Yahya Diwer on Sun, 28/06/2009 - 09:59.

That is very powerful

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Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.
Ultra-Orthodox protested in the conservative Mea Sharim neighborhood in west Jerusalem on June 25, 2009 against the opening of a car park during the Jewish Shabbat. Shabbat or the 'Day of Rest' is celebrated every week from sunset on Friday to Saturday night at sundown. Twenty eight ultra-Orthodox demonstrators were arrested and six people were wounded in clashes with the Israeli police.

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