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Jewish Israeli stone throwing
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Stone and rock throwing by Israeli Jews, of ultra-orthodox persuasion, has been documented in Jerusalem at least since the early 1970s. It has been noted as a settler practice to stop Palestinians driving on roads they consider theirs. The IDF must protect Palestinian children in Hebron from settler stone throwing. Amira Hass , 'Stone-throwing, an old Jewish custom,' Haaretz 15 April, 20131
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