New York Times · 31 December 1992

CP-1992-019

Israeli Arabs protest the deportations

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“Many of the 760,000 Arabs in Israel… a series of protests inside Israel that one specialist says is unprecedented.”

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Chris Hedges, filing from

Beit Safafa — the village cut in half by the 1949 armistice line, one side in Israel and one in Jordan, and the subject of some of the earliest coverage in this collection. Forty-three years later the Times is back in the same street, counting 760,000 people and calling the protest unprecedented.

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"Israeli Arabs protest the deportations," New York Times, 31 December 1992. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1992-019. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1992-019

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