STORY: UNREST

LOCATION: WEST BANK

DATE: 30 DECEMBER 1994

DURATION: 1.18

Settlement clashes spread to Nablus

A demonstration against the expansion of a Jewish settlement in

the Israeli-occupied West Bank turned violent on Friday (30/12).

Up to 11 Palestinians, six soldiers and an Israeli peace activist

were injured during exchanges of tear gas and rocks. It was the

ninth day of protests over plans by the Jewish settlement of Efrat

to expand onto land claimed by the Palestinian village of

al-Khader. Police detained about 25 protesters, most of them

Israeli peace activists opposed to the construction of the

neighbourhood 20 kilometres (12 miles) south of Jerusalem. The

expansion threatens to disrupt negotiations between Israel and the

PLO, struggling to hammer out an agreement on Israeli withdrawal

from the West Bank. In scenes resembling the six-year Intifada

uprising, Palestinian youths clashed with Israeli army soldiers in

the West Bank town of Nablus.

SHOWS:

(EFRATA, WEST BANK 30/12) Police van drives past

anti-expansion demonstrators lining road to settlement. Bulldozer

moves earth. WS roadside demonstrators with placards. Girl holding

banner calling on Rabin to stop new settlements. Palestinian

demonstrators listen to speaker. Israeli soldiers present at

Palestinian demonstration. Hashem Mahamid, Israeli Arab knesset

member SOT: "I don't think that it is possible to talk about peace

and at the same time build settlements in the West Bank and

Jerusalem." Israeli soldiers confront demonstrators. Moslem man

wailing prayer. Israeli soldiers standing on alert.

(NABLUS, WEST BANK 30/12) Youths among noisy traffic throwing

stones. WS street. Youths gathering as Israeli soldiers

approach. Israeli soldiers making arrests. Soldiers firing guns.

Israeli troops on Friday used tear gas to disperse Palestinian protesters near the northern West Bank village of Kariut.

Waving Palestinian flags, the protesters had gathered on the 48th anniversary of the "Naksa," or setback, the term the Palestinians use for the defeat in the 1967 Arab-Israeli (Six-Day) war.

During that war, Israel conquered the Golan Heights from Syria, the West Bank and east Jerusalem from Jordan, and the Gaza Strip and Sinai peninsula from Egypt in just six days of fighting.

Israel returned Sinai to Egypt under a 1979 peace accord, and withdrew from Gaza in 2005.

A few hundred demonstrators also gathered in Susiya, a Palestinian village under the threat of demolition by Israel.

Susiya is one of more than a dozen "unrecognised" Palestinian herding communities in the southern West Bank, a desert-like area close to the Green Line, Israel's pre-1967 war frontier with the West Bank, when it was ruled by Jordan.

Its 160-odd residents live in shacks, caves and tents with cement-reinforced walls.

Israeli authorities say the structures are unlicensed.

Residents and their supporters say Israel refuses to grant permits as part of a plan to clear the area for future territorial claims, a charge Israel denies.

Kariut, West Bank - 5 June 2015

1. Pull out Israeli soldiers firing tear gas against protesters who scatter

2. Wide cloud of smoke from tear gas

3. Wide protesters standing, bushes on fire

4. Pull-out protesters running away from tear gas

5. Wide Israeli troops looking at protesters standing on hill

6. Tear gas fumes

7. Protesters marching, waving Palestinian flags

8. Various protesters marching toward Israeli troops

Susiya, West Bank - 5 June 2015

9. Various protesters holding Palestinian flags, marching and chanting UPSOUND (English) "One, two, three, four: occupation no more"

10. Close child sitting on ground holding banner reading (English) "Free Palestine"

11. Protesters holding signs reading (English, Hebrew and Arabic) "There is another way"

12. Protesters marching

13. Muslim worshippers praying in field

14 SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Nasir Nawaajeh, resident of Susiya:

"Today, on Naksa Day, we want to send a message to the Israeli occupiers, through an Israeli-Palestinian and international gathering: don't demolish Susiya, and if you do so, we will rebuild it again."

15. Protesters standing

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Assaf Yakovovic, demonstrator:

"We're here to protest against the occupation, to protest against the threat of evacuation that's upon the local Susiya people; and we're here to show that we can do it together, Israelis and Palestinians, non-violently."

17. Various of Susiya

SHOTLIST:

Nablus, West Bank

1. Protesters and gunmen marching

2. Gunmen firing weapons in air

3. Close-up masked gunmen and masked suicide bombers with ''''explosives'''' around waist

4. Masked militants setting up a model of an Israeli settlement

5. Gunmen firing in air

6. Model settlement being set alight

7. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Mahmoud Al Oul, Governor of Nablus:

"They (Israel ) want to make the Palestinian people into prisoners in small cantons, therefore we have no choice but to continue the resistance."

8. Gunmen shooting in air

9. Various protesters in street

Mesha near Qalqiliya, West Bank

10. Wide shot of protesters

11. Close-up activists from the International Solidarity Movement

12. Chanting and waving banners

13. Close-up posters

14. Israeli soldiers watching protesters

15. Israeli jeep going towards protesters

Ramallah, West Bank

16. Protesters from the Democratic Front for the Liberation (DFLP) of Palestine militant group protesting against the barrier

17. DFLP flags and chants

18. Wide shot Palestinian Prime Minister''''s office

19. Mohammed Dahlan out of office towards camera

20. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Mohammed Dahlan, Palestinian militant leader:

"I explained to Arafat my opinion about the (Israeli ) withdrawal from Gaza, and the possibility to use this withdrawal as a political launch-pad for the Palestinian Authority in the near future. I don''''t expect that there will be any problems between the Palestinian factions in Gaza (if there is a withdrawal), This (the assumption) is an insult to the Palestinian people, as if the settlements are preventing an internal Palestinian conflict. This is not realistic."

21. Dahlan drives away in car

STORYLINE:

Thousands of Fatah protesters and Al Aqsa Brigade gunmen paraded through the streets of Nablus on Saturday demonstrating against Israel''''s construction of a miles long separation wall.

They were also marching to highlight the deaths of Al Aqsa militants killed in actions against Israel in the last 3 years.

Heavy bursts of gunfire filled the skies above the northern West Bank town as a model of a Jewish settlement was set alight.

Protests against the barrier continued at Mesha near the encircled town of Qalqiliya where over a thousand protesters - both foreign and Palestinian - demonstrated in front of Israeli soldiers against the barrier that will cut through the West Bank town.

Militants from the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine also gathered in Ramallah where they marched and protested against the barrier.

Also in Ramallah, former Gaza strongman Mohammed Dahlan met with Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia.

Arafat had met with his longtime nemesis Dahlan on Thursday in an effort to try to halt Palestinian violence in the Gaza Strip.

Gunmen loyal to Dahlan have clashed with Arafat''''s security forces in what Palestinian security sources called a power struggle, as Dahlan tries to expand his support base in the Strip ahead of a possible Israeli withdrawal.

Sharon has proposed pulling out of much of the Gaza Strip, evacuating most Jewish settlements, sparking fears that the militant Islamic Hamas and other armed groups could try to fill the vacuum.

T/I: 11:22:57

Scuffles broke out on Saturday (1/11) between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian protesters near the Jewish settlement of Ofra in the West Bank. About 300 Palestinians had arrived at the settlement, near

Ramallah, to protest against Israeli land confiscation. In Ramallah itself, 200 protesters rallied for the release of Palestinian prisoners. Meanwhile, supporters of Islamic Jihad burned American and Israeli flags in Nablus to mark the two-year anniversary of the assassination of their leader, Fathi Shakaki.

SHOWS:

NABLUS, WEST BANK, 01/11

00:00 WS rally

00:04 Man speaking

00:08 Ms portrait

00:12 WS crowd

00:15 Men wearing balaclavas walk on stage with American and

Israeli flags

00:21 Men light the flags, flags burn and fall to ground,

applause and cheers

RAMALLAH, WEST BANK, 01/11

00:31 WS demonstration, loud chanting

00:35 MS demonstrators clapping and chanting

00:39 Men burning an Israeli flag

OFRA SETTLEMENT, WEST BANK, 01/11

00:43 MS demonstrators marching

00:47 WS demonstrators walking towards settlement

00:50 Palestinians breaking down fence surrounding settlement

00:54 Israeli soldier pushing Palestinians away from fence

01:00 Palestinians crossing over the fence

01:03 Soldiers fire stun-grenades at crowd

01:08 Jewish settlers with guns come out from their houses

01:12 Palestinians and soldiers pushing and shoving

01:16 WS Palestinians and Israeli soldiers arguing.

01:19 Vision ends

SHOTLIST:

Qalandiya checkpoint connecting the West Bank to Jerusalem

1. Wide of Palestinian protesters rolling burning tires towards Israeli soldiers

2. Wide of Israeli soldiers shooting tear gas at Palestinian protesters in Qalandiya checkpoint

3. Mid of Palestinian protesters

4. Various of Israeli soldiers shooting tear gas at Palestinian protesters

5. Wide of protester walking as tear gas explodes near him

6. Pan from soldiers to protester throwing tear gas canister

7. Protester waving Hamas flag

8. Israeli military vehicle at checkpoint

9. Wide of soldier firing tear gas at stone-throwing protester

10. Wide of soldiers at checkpoint

Ramallah, West Bank - 16 November 2012

11. Pull out from mosque to demonstrators holding Hamas flags

12. Various of protest

STORYLINE

Clashes broke out between Palestinian protesters and Israeli soldiers on Friday afternoon at the Qalandiya checkpoint that separates the West Bank and Jerusalem.

Around a hundred Palestinians threw stones at Israeli soldiers in the checkpoint who broke up the demonstration using tear gas.

Earlier in the day, about 400 Palestinians demonstrated in Ramallah in support of the Hamas movement that controls Gaza.

The demonstrators - many of whom waved Hamas flags - marched through the main streets of the West Bank city after Friday prayers.

Hamas rocket squads targeted Israel's self-declared capital Jerusalem for the first time on Friday, along with commercial hub Tel Aviv, showing off their expanded reach with what they said are Gaza-made projectiles being fired for the first time.

Israel called up 16,000 reservists on Friday, moving a step closer to a possible ground offensive in Gaza.

Israeli police fired stun grenades and tear gas in the West Bank on Monday as they tried to disperse Palestinian protesters calling for a boycott of Israeli goods in the territory.

At one point, the protesters kicked over milk crates and poured out milk produced by an Israeli company.

One Palestinian official attending the protest called for a boycott until Israel ended the occupation of the territories, saying Palestinians had to resort to the same kind of protest tactics as South Africans used against the apartheid regime.

Israeli police fired stun grenades and tear gas in the West Bank on Monday as they tried to disperse Palestinian protesters calling for a boycott of Israeli goods in the territory.

At one point, the protesters kicked over milk crates and poured out milk produced by an Israeli company.

One Palestinian official attending the protest called for a boycott until Israel ended the occupation of the territories, saying Palestinians had to resort to the same kind of protest tactics as South Africans used against the apartheid regime.

Beit Jala, West Bank

1. Various of protesters and media running away as stun grenades and tear gas cannisters explode

2. Wide of Israeli police officers

3. Young protesters waving Palestinian flags chasing Israeli police vehicle

Bethlehem, West Bank

4. Various of protesters kicking, pushing over crates of Israeli milk

5. Protesters pouring out milk

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Mustafa Barghouti, Palestinian official

"It is our obligation to boycott their (Israeli) products until they end occupation and the system of apartheid. We are repeating the same tactics that were used in South Africa against the system of apartheid."

7. Various of protesters marching, waving Palestinian flags

Some 300 stone-throwing Palestinian demonstrators clashing with Israeli soldiers were dispersed in the West Bank city of Hebron without injuries or arrests on Friday, according to the Israeli military.

Smaller clashes also took place at two other West Bank locations - Qalandiya and Kadom - also without injuries or arrests, the army said.

Five Hamas activists were arrested Thursday in the West Bank, according to the Islamic militant group, underscoring tensions between rival factions.

The clashes came amid building tensions in the area, mostly over Palestinian claims that Israel wants to change the status quo at a contested Jerusalem holy site by allowing Jewish prayers there.

Such a move would break a status quo that has been in effect since Israel captured the area in the 1967 Mideast War.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli leaders have repeatedly denied the claim but nationalistic politicians have increasingly stirred tensions by visiting the site.

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Hebron - 21 November 2014

1. Tear gas being fired at protesters throwing rocks at the Israeli police

2. Crowd of protesters on street

3. Israeli police firing tear gas from behind the Old City wall

4. Israeli police officers firing tear gas

5. Smoke rising from fire on street, protesters in the background, Israeli police walking in the foreground

6. Police vehicle on road, smoke rising

7. Various of Israeli police officers advancing towards protesters, fire and smoke in background

Palestinian protesters threw stones and petrol bombs, as they clashed with Israeli police on Monday in the West Bank.

Israeli police said dozens of protesters approached Israel's West Bank security barrier near the town of Abu Dis.

Police said the protesters apparently intended to damage the barrier.

The protesters were eventually dispersed, according to the police.

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Abu Dis, West Bank, 17 November 2014

1. Palestinian demonstrators, with their faces covered, throwing stones

2. Israeli border police firing tear gas

3. Demonstrator throwing a petrol bomb

4. Israeli border police firing tear gas

5. Explosions on road

6. Demonstrators, with their faces covered, throwing stones

7. Smoke on the road as demonstrators run in the background

8. Ambulance arrives, as demonstrator throws stones in the foreground UPSOUND: Sirens

SHOTLIST:

1. Various of Palestinian protesters marching and chanting

2. Israeli army jeeps arriving

3. Soldiers walking along road

4. Protesters throwing stones at soldiers and running away

5. Israeli soldiers running after stone throwers

6. Israeli soldiers firing rubber bullets at Palestinians

7. Various of soldiers firing rubber bullets

8. Israeli soldier throwing something into building stun grenade

9. Soldiers running along road

10. Wide shot of area were fence being built

STORYLINE:

Israeli soldiers and Palestinian demonstrators clashed in the West Bank village of Bodros on Sunday after a protest against Israel's

so-called security fence turned violent.

Soldiers fired tear gas and rubber coated bullets at Palestinian stone throwers.

Israel says the barrier - a snaking line of fences, razor wire, concrete walls and trenches that will stretch for hundreds of kilometres - is meant to keep out suicide bombers.

Palestinians condemn the barrier, which dips deep into the West Bank in some areas, as a land grab.

The barrier's first section - about 150 kilometres (90 miles) - was finished in June.

In some parts, it runs close to the invisible 'Green Line,' the frontier between Israel and the West Bank before the 1967 Mideast War.

In other areas, it dips deep into the West Bank, isolating several Palestinian villages.

On completion the barrier is planned to extend some 600 kilometres (380 miles) taking in a number of Jewish settlements as far as 30 kilometres (19 miles) over the Green Line.

T/I: 10:54:30 GS 10:19:33

Palestinians clashed with police in the West Bank town of Hebron on Sunday (21/12) as tensions continued to rise over Jewish settlements and troop deployment in the area. Protestors threw stones. Police responded with a volley of rubber bullets. There were also protests from the Jewish side with crowds gathering outside a meeting of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet. Netanyahu was briefing his cabinet following a meeting with US Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, on Thursday (18/12).

SHOWS:

JERUSALEM/WEST BANK 21/12

Jerusalem:

0.00 WS Jewish settlers demonstrating outside prime minister's office

0.05 MS banner reading: "Albright what did you do today to stop

Palestinian terror"

0.08 WS demonstrators

0.11 CU settler children holding Israeli flags, PAN up to

"Israel Forever" poster

0.17 MS Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu walking along

corridor to cabinet room

0.22 MS cabinet ministers seated at table

0.25 MS Netanyahu and other ministers seated

0.30 WS meeting

East Jerusalem:

0.32 WS PAN down from US flag over consulate building to Jewish

settlers demonstrating

0.43 MS demonstrators waving Israeli flag

0.47 WS demonstration, consulate in background

Hebron, West Bank:

0.51 WS Palestinian youth hurling stone toward soldiers

0.54 MS Israeli soldiers pointing down street

0.57 MS several Israeli soldiers in firing position alongside building

1.01 MS red-shirted Palestinian youth throwing stone, ducking

back into alleyway

1.06 MCU Israeli soldier in prone firing position, taking aim

1.09 MS Israeli soldiers and locals walking through street

1.15 Vision ends

Israeli security forces fired tear gas and stun grenades on Friday at rock-throwing Palestinians protesting against land seizures in a Jewish settlement in West Bank.

The protesters say plans to build new houses in the nearby settlement stand on Palestinian land.

Local reports say at least two protesters were injured during the clashes in the village of Ras Karkar.

Earlier this week a Jerusalem District court ruled to legalize an isolated West Bank settlement outpost, celebrated by Israeli nationalists as a  "precedent-setting" court ruling.

Ras Karkar, West Bank - 31 August 2018

1. Various of Palestinian protesters hurling rocks at Israeli security forces

2. Israeli security forces

3. Protesters amongst tear gas canisters falling

4. Protester hurling rock

5. Israeli security forces

6. Various of protesters facing off Israeli security forces

7. Man trying to pick up tear gas canister

8. Various of tear gas landing

9. Burning bush

10. Various of protesters hurling rocks

11. Israeli security forces pushing away protesters

12. Protester hurling rocks

13. Israeli security forces

14. Injured man being carried away

15. Palestinians surrounding man on ground

16. Israeli security forces surrounding man on ground

17. Various of protesters and Israeli security forces scuffling

18. Palestinians chanting

19. Various of Muslim faithful praying

Palestinians in the West Bank town of Ramallah, marched on Sunday evening in a show of solidarity with Gaza residents as Israel continued its airstrikes on the Gaza Strip.

Around 200 men and women waved Palestinian flags, chanted slogans and held up signs reading "stop supporting Israeli war crimes".

Thousands of Palestinian residents in the northern Gaza Strip fled their homes on Sunday and sought safety in UN shelters, heeding warnings from the Israeli military about impending plans to bomb the area in a sixth day of military action against Hamas that has killed more than 160 people.

The fighting showed no signs of slowing, despite international calls for a cease-fire.

US Secretary of State John Kerry spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, and voiced US "readiness" to help restore calm, while Egypt, a key mediator between Israel and Hamas, continued to work behind the scenes.

Amid the diplomacy, Israel said it was pushing forward with preparations for a possible ground invasion of Gaza.

Thousands of troops have massed along the border in recent days.

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1. Various of Palestinian residents of the West Bank marching, clapping, chanting and waving Palestinian flags, in show of solidarity with Gaza residents

2. Mid of protester holding sign reading (English) "stop supporting Israeli war crimes"

3. Various of protest

Hundreds of protesters marched through the streets of Ramallah in the West Bank late on Monday to protest against Israel's air strike campaign in Gaza.

The protesters waved Palestinian flags and chanted slogans.

At least 185 people have died in the Gaza strip since the offensive began last week.

Prominent Palestinian legislator, Mustafa Barghouti, who was taking part in the protest march, urged the international community to step in and establish a ceasefire.

The protest comes amid a flurry of diplomatic activity that many say could lead to a ceasefire being announced as early as Tuesday.

On Monday, the Israeli military said it downed a drone launched by militants in the Gaza Strip.

This is the first time it encountered an unmanned aircraft since the start of its offensive last week.

Israel began its campaign against militants in Gaza last Tuesday, saying it was responding to heavy rocket fire from the densely populated territory.

The military says it has launched more than 1,300 airstrikes since then, while Palestinian militants have launched nearly 1,000 rockets at Israel.

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++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Various of march in Ramallah against Israeli air strike campaign in Gaza

2. Onlookers looking at march

3. Various of protesters chanting

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Mustafa Barghouti, Palestinian legislator:

"We are here to protest against the massacres that are conducted by Israel against the Palestinian civilian population of Gaza. We are here to demand that the whole international community must immediately interfere and impose a ceasefire and stop this aggression that is taking away the lives of women and children and mostly civilians."

5. Various or protesters marching and chanting

6. Children holding signs

7. Protesters holding signs

8. Various of protesters chanting

9. Children holding signs

10. Protesters chanting holding flags and signs

Clashes erupted between Palestinian protesters and Israeli troops on Sunday near the West Bank village of al-Mughayyir.

The protests come a day after Palestinian man Hamdi Naasan, 38, was killed near the village.

The Palestinians say settlers shot him.

The settlers say a Jewish man was stabbed by Palestinians and they fired in the air while chasing away the attackers.

Hundreds of people took part in Naasan's funeral on Sunday.

The Israeli police and military have launched investigations.

Over 400,000 settlers live in the West Bank, which Israel seized in the 1967 war.

Al-Mughayyir - 27 January 2019

1. Israeli army drone dropping tear gas over protesters below

2. Wide of Palestinian protesters, smoke rising from tear gas being fired

3. Various of Palestinian protesters throwing stones at Israeli troops

4. Ambulance

5. Various of clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli troops

6. Wounded person being removed from clashes

7. Various of clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli troops

SHOTLIST

1. Mid of Israeli soldier with bulldozer in background

2. Israeli soldiers walking

3. Wide of bulldozers pan to soldiers

4. Wide of protesters holding Palestinian flags

5. Israeli soldiers aiming weapons at protesters and shooting, AUDIO: Gunfire

6. Israeli soldiers arresting protesters

7. Wide of protester with tear gas being fired in background, AUDIO: Gunfire

8. Man arrested by soldiers

9. Israeli soldier pan to protesters being taken away by Israelis, AUDIO: Gunfire

10. Army jeep driving in field

11. Wide of protesters running, AUDIO: Gunfire

12. Wide of Israeli soldier firing

13. Protesters running, AUDIO: Gunfire

14. Protesters throwing stones at Israeli soldiers

15. Wide pan of scene, AUDIO: Gunfire

STORYLINE

Clashes erupted in the Palestinian village of Nilin on Tuesday between Israeli soldiers and protesters who were demonstrating against the Israeli built West Bank barrier.

The protesters, from Israel, the Palestinian territories and other countries, scuffled with Israeli soldiers who responded by firing tear gas.

No injuries were reported on either side.

Several demonstrators were detained.

Israel started building the West Bank barrier in 2002, initially portraying it as a strictly temporary defence against Palestinian suicide bombers and other attackers who have killed hundreds of Israelis in recent years.

However, the barrier's meandering route and massive cost suggest it could be used as the basis for a future border.

Israeli and Palestinian critics say the route often has little to do with security and is instead meant to grab more land for expanding settlements.

Clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces erupted in the West Bank city of Bethlehem on Friday.

Israeli security forces fired tear gas toward masked Palestinian protesters as they threw stones at them.

Earlier in the day hundreds of Palestinian mourners in the West Bank village of al-Aroub attended the funeral for Khalid Al-Jawabreh, who according to Palestinian media, was killed in clashes with Israeli security forces on Thursday.

Meanwhile, Israelis and Palestinians joined hands in a demonstration just outside of Bethlehem, calling for an end to the violence.

Protesters pushed down a mock wall meant to symbolise the wall being built to separate Israel and the West Bank.

Since mid-September, 19 Israelis have been killed in Palestinian attacks, mostly stabbings and shootings.

At least 96 Palestinians have also died, including 60 said by Israel to be attackers. The others died in clashes with Israeli forces.

Israel blames the violence on incitement by Palestinian leaders and on social media sites. Palestinians say the attacks stem from a lack of hope for gaining independence after years of failed peace efforts.

Clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces erupted in the West Bank city of Bethlehem on Friday.

Israeli security forces fired tear gas toward masked Palestinian protesters as they threw stones at them.

Earlier in the day hundreds of Palestinian mourners in the West Bank village of al-Aroub attended the funeral for Khalid Al-Jawabreh, who according to Palestinian media, was killed in clashes with Israeli security forces on Thursday.

Meanwhile, Israelis and Palestinians joined hands in a demonstration just outside of Bethlehem, calling for an end to the violence.

Protesters pushed down a mock wall meant to symbolise the wall being built to separate Israel and the West Bank.

Since mid-September, 19 Israelis have been killed in Palestinian attacks, mostly stabbings and shootings.

At least 96 Palestinians have also died, including 60 said by Israel to be attackers. The others died in clashes with Israeli forces.

Israel blames the violence on incitement by Palestinian leaders and on social media sites. Palestinians say the attacks stem from a lack of hope for gaining independence after years of failed peace efforts.

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Bethlehem – 27 November 2015

1. Israeli military vehicle firing tear gas toward Palestinian protesters

2. Masked Palestinian protesters throwing stones

3. Israeli soldier firing tear gas toward protesters

4. Palestinian protesters throwing stones

5. Close of Israeli soldier holding weapon

6. Military vehicle firing tear gas

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Al-Aroub – 27 November 2015

7. Various of mourners carrying body of Khalid Al-Jawabreh wrapped in Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) flag

8. Various of funeral procession

9. Mother of Khalid Al-Jawabreh sitting next to empty grave

10. Various of mourners carrying body during funeral procession

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Near Bethlehem – 27 November 2015

11. Demonstrators holding banner reading (English, Arabic, Hebrew): "Combatants for Peace"

12. Pan of protesters holding banners reading (English, Arabic, Hebrew): "There is another way"

13. Protesters marching next to road sign reading (English, Arabic, Hebrew) "Har Gilo" (name of Israeli settlement in the West Bank)

14. Man showing victory sign with his hand through a mock separation wall

15. Wide of demonstration with Israeli soldiers on standby

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Asaf Yacobovitz, Protester:

"The reason for this demonstration is to stand together, Palestinians and Israelis, in a very hard time of violence of both sides. These are simple citizens - Israelis and Palestinians - who believe that only collaboration, only non-violent collaboration could end the cycle of violence."

17. Demonstrators pushing down mock separation wall to the ground and then applauding

SHOTLIST:

Hawara checkpoint, near Nablus

1. Wide shot of Palestinian residents demonstrating at checkpoint for Palestinian Land Day, UPSOUND of chanting

2. Israeli army jeeps

3. Demonstrators standing in front of Israeli army jeep

4. Protesters shouting, Israeli soldiers standing in front of them, one throws object towards demonstrators, pan to smoke coming from side of road and back to demonstrators running away, AUDIO: explosion

5. More stun grenades being thrown, demonstrators running away

6. Ambulance driving away

7. Soldiers shouting at protesters, AUDIO: Sirens

8. Soldiers pushing back demonstrators, AUDIO: Sirens

9. Wide of ambulance and demonstrators, smoke from grenade in street

10. Army jeep driving towards protesters trying to block it, AUDIO: stun grenade

11. Long shot of ambulance reversing up road, grenades being thrown, crowds of protesters, AUDIO: explosions from stun grenades

12. Soldiers firing stun grenades or tear gas towards crowd

14. Soldiers standing at back of jeep

15. Palestinian man being arrested

STORYLINE:

Palestinian protesters clashed with Israeli troops at a West Bank checkpoint on Sunday.

Several hundred protesters approached the Hawara checkpoint, near Nablus and scuffled with troops.

The soldiers responded with tear gas and stun grenades and detained two people.

There were no serious injuries reported.

The army says it used only non-lethal measures to disperse the crowd.

It also says anyone who was detained has been released.

The protest marked "Land Day," a date observed mainly by Arabs inside Israel to protest land seizures and government discrimination.

The disturbance came as visiting US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was meeting Israeli and Palestinian leaders to move ahead with peace negotiations.

Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces clashed in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Sunday.

Protesters threw stones at Israeli troops, who responded with tear gas and rubber bullets.

The clashes erupted near the West Bank settlement of Beit El.

Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces clashed in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Sunday.

Protesters threw stones at Israeli troops, who responded with tear gas and rubber bullets.

The clashes erupted near the West Bank settlement of Beit El.

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Ramallah, West Bank - 18 October 2015

1. Israeli army jeep driving, petrol bomb explodes on windscreen

2. Masked Palestinians throwing stones

3. Israeli security jeep firing tear gas, another jeep reversing

4. Tear gas smoke billowing behind cameraman wearing gas mask

5. Israeli security forces firing tear gas from jeep

6. Tear gas smoke billowing

7. Palestinians throwing ropes

7. Palestinians pulling tires with rope on back of motorbike

8. Soldiers firing from Israeli army jeep

9. Masked Palestinian throwing stone using sling

10. Israeli security jeep

11. Palestinian throwing stones

12. Israeli soldiers in field

10. Palestinians burning Israeli flag

11. Masked man carrying Palestinian flag

12. Palestinians throwing stones with sling

13. Israeli soldiers watching

14. Masked Palestinians watching

15. Israeli security forces arriving to scene

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Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces clashed in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Sunday.

Protesters threw stones at Israeli troops, who responded with tear gas and rubber bullets.

The clashes erupted near the West Bank settlement of Beit El.

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Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces clashed in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Sunday.

Protesters threw stones at Israeli troops, who responded with tear gas and rubber bullets.

The clashes erupted near the West Bank settlement of Beit El.

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Ramallah, West Bank - 18 October 2015

1. Israeli army jeep driving, petrol bomb explodes on windscreen

2. Masked Palestinians throwing stones

3. Israeli security jeep firing tear gas, another jeep reversing

4. Tear gas smoke billowing behind cameraman wearing gas mask

5. Israeli security forces firing tear gas from jeep

6. Tear gas smoke billowing

7. Palestinians throwing ropes and pulling tires with rope on back of motorbike

8. Soldiers firing from Israeli army jeep

9. Masked Palestinian throwing stone using sling

10. Israeli security jeep

11. Palestinian throwing stones

12. Israeli soldiers in field

10. Palestinians burning Israeli flag

11. Masked man carrying Palestinian flag

12. Palestinians throwing stones with sling

13. Israeli soldiers watching

14. Masked Palestinians watching

15. Israeli security forces arriving to scene

SHOTLIST:

Nilin, West Bank

1. Demonstrators arriving at area

2. Various of trucks and bulldozers working in area

3. Protestors running towards bulldozers

4. Security officer with pistol standing on bulldozer as it drives

5. Pan to security officer on bulldozer, shot fired in the air, protestors throwing stones

6. Zoom out from shattered window, protestors running, one with rocks in his hands

7. Protestor trying to prevent truck from driving, eventually jumping off, truck continues with protesters throwing stones at it

8. Protestors hurling rocks at stationary car

9. Israeli security officer with rifle, AUDIO: gunshots

10. More armed Israeli security officers in area of construction

11. Protestors running, wide of field

12. Israeli security officers in field, vehicles going past

STORYLINE:

Protesters demonstrating against the Israeli-built West Bank barrier clashed with Israeli construction workers and security officers in the Palestinian village of Nilin on Tuesday.

The protesters, from Israel, the Palestinian territories and other countries, scuffled with the Israelis and threw stones and rocks at construction equipment and vehicles.

AP Television also showed a security officer firing in the air in an effort to disperse the protesters.

The Palestinians who live in the area claim the route of the barrier is illegal and cannot be used to determine a future border of a Palestinian state.

Israel claims the barrier is needed for security purposes, to prevent suicide bombers from entering Israel from the West Bank.

Israel started building the West Bank barrier in 2002, initially portraying it as a strictly temporary defence against Palestinian suicide bombers and other attackers who have killed hundreds of Israelis in recent years.

However the barrier's meandering route and massive cost suggest it could be used as the basis for a future border.

Israeli and Palestinian critics say the route often has little to do with security and is instead meant to grab more land for expanding settlements.