SOUTH HEBRON HILLS: CPT releases video of Palestinian testimonies about settler attack in Tuba

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24 May, 2011

 

SOUTH HEBRON
HILLS: CPT releases video of Palestinian testimonies about settler attack in
Tuba

 

Christian
Peacemaker Teams (CPT) has released a video of
Palestinian testimonies about the recent settler invasion of the village of
Tuba. On 16 May, shortly before midnight, Israeli settlers invaded Tuba,
damaged property, and stole and injured several sheep belonging to the Ali
Awwad family. Click here for the CPTnet article posted 16 May. 

CORRECTION: The
original CPTnet account of the incident erroneously indicated that two sheep
had been killed by settlers. In fact, two of the sheep were so badly injured
that the family had to slaughter them the next morning.

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