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Post Taglit-Birthright: Hebron -- 500 settlers, 2,000 soldiers, and the tensest place I've ever been

By
Rachel Marcuse
| September 15, 2010
'I look up at a net hanging above the souk. It’s full of garbage and other debris. The Jewish settlers, who number about 500, have built homes above the market street. I am told the net is to protect the Palestinians below.' Photo: Rachel Marcuse.
My conclusions after spending 20 days exploring and questioning in Israel and the West Bank.

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Post Taglit-Birthright: Hebron -- 500 settlers, 2,000 soldiers and the tensest place I've ever been
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