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Opinion
Goodbye and good riddance
Originally, the Hebron community decided to avoid TIPH, not initiating any meetings with them, speaking with them, or interacting with them in any way.
Arnstein Overkil, the Norwegian head of the TIPH observer team (C) coordinates with his staff and a Palestinian police officers outside TIPH headquarters in the West Bank city of Hebron February 8, 2006
(photo credit:
DAMIR SAGOLJ/ REUTERS
)
By
DAVID WILDER
JANUARY 30, 2019 21:03
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