Palestinians: videos reveal Israeli abuse

Outside “Hitler 2”, whose owner declined to be interviewed, young Palestinians this week said they liked the shop and were eager to carry out attacks.

According to the Palestinian daily, the Israeli army announced Ras Al-Jabal area in the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Jabal Al-Mukaber a closed military zone, spread snipers on rooftops and settlements, closed shops and imposed curfews.

Israeli forces overnight detained four Palestinians, including a 14-year-old child, from Halhul and Yatta towns, north and south of the southern West Bank city of Hebron, security sources told WAFA.

He did not elaborate.

The Palestinians have submitted a file of Israeli violations to the worldwide Criminal Court (ICC), he said. Palestinians say the violence is due to a lack of hope of gaining independence after years of failed peace efforts.

In this Sunday, November 1, 2015 photo, Israeli activist Rabbi Arik Ascherman, center, rests in a Palestinian olive grove during the harvest, in the village of Burin near the West Bank city of Nablus.

Patrick said the impunity is only fueling more violence and allowing attacks to evolve, aimed not only against Palestinians but also against dovish Israelis who are helping Palestinians, like Ascherman.

It has 200,000 Palestinian residents.

The compound has been at the epicenter of current Israeli-Palestinian violence.

Nine Israelis, 70 Palestinians – around half of them alleged attackers – and an Arab Israeli have died since the start of October.

Israel has been withholding the bodies of a few suspected assailants as part of measures to deter attacks on Jews.

Revered by both Muslims and Jews, the Ibrahimi Mosque compound – which Jews call the “Tomb of Patriarchs” – is believed to contain the graves of the prophets Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. They note his long history of supporting nonviolent resistance, reiterated as recently as September in a speech to the United Nations, and the continued cooperation of Palestinian security forces with their Israeli counterparts.

On Friday, dozens of protesters outside the shrine condemned restrictions on access imposed by Israel, which has divided it into a mosque and a synagogue.