Guerrillas intercepted in Israel

Glenn Frankel

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Transcribed from the clipping

“The Israeli peace demonstrators had been given police permission to hold a rally… When they turned a street corner near the residence, police fired tear gas and the crowd quickly dispersed.”

Context added by this archive

A Washington Post dispatch run on the same day as the military trials story, under a headline about guerrillas. Buried in it is the detail that Israeli peace demonstrators with a permit were tear-gassed, which the paper calls the first major Israeli protest against government policy.

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"Guerrillas intercepted in Israel," The Berkshire Eagle, 27 December 1987. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1987-041. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1987-041

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