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Funeral for a victim of the 1929 Hebron Massacre. (Photographer unknown)
What the 1929 Palestine riots teach us about today’s violence
They began with clashes around the Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif, continued with mutual arson and stabbing attacks, and ended in a massacre. And even then we continued living together.  By Hillel Cohen (translated from Hebrew by Sol Salbe) The recent events in Jerusalem are reminding some people of the summer of 1929. The parallels are uncanny:…
By +972 Magazine October 16, 2015
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