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NAME: MEAST CLASHES 20051124I TAPE: EF05/1043 IN_TIME: 11:15:21:06 DURATION: 00:01:47:21 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Anata - 24 Nov 2005 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1 Wide of village with tear gas smoke rising in air, AUDIO of people shouting 2 Tear gas smoke 3 Palestinian covering his face 4 Israeli army jeep driving, being hit by stones 5 Israeli border police officer being hit by stone 6 Palestinian youths throwing stones 7 Wounded Palestinian man being treated at site of clashes 8 Close-up of wounded man's face 9 More of Palestinian youths throwing stones at Israeli army jeep 10 Various of Israeli soldiers running 11 More of Palestinian youths throwing stones 12 Israeli soldiers hiding to avoid stones 13 Palestinian children at the scene 14 Israeli bulldozer flattening ground at site of wall construction 15 Israeli army vehicles at site of construction 16 Israeli soldiers standing on top of hill STORYLINE: Clashes erupted between Palestinians and Israeli forces in the Palestinian village of Anata, in the western part of Arab East Jerusalem, on Thursday Young Palestinians could be seen throwing stones at the Israeli armed forces, while tear gas was being used by the soldiers One man was wounded and being treated at the scene of the clashes The clashes happened as Israel continued work on its controversial separation barrier The barrier will slice through four Palestinian neighbourhoods of Jerusalem, among them Anata village Residents of Anata, who have Israeli identity cards, will find themselves on the West Bank side of the wall, making it increasingly difficult for them to get to jobs, schools and hospitals in Jerusalem The Israeli government says the wall is necessary to prevent Palestinian would-be suicide bombers from entering Israel and attacking Israeli civilians, as has happened many times during the Palestinian intifada But Palestinians say the wall is a land-grab and an Israeli attempt to impose unilateral solutions on the peace process, of which the final status of Jerusalem is the most contentious

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Title: Middle East Clashes - Palestinians and Israeli troops clash near barrier
Date: 11/24/2005
Library: APTN
Tape Number: VSAP468095
Content: NAME: MEAST CLASHES 20051124I TAPE: EF05/1043 IN_TIME: 11:15:21:06 DURATION: 00:01:47:21 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Anata - 24 Nov 2005 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1 Wide of village with tear gas smoke rising in air, AUDIO of people shouting 2 Tear gas smoke 3 Palestinian covering his face 4 Israeli army jeep driving, being hit by stones 5 Israeli border police officer being hit by stone 6 Palestinian youths throwing stones 7 Wounded Palestinian man being treated at site of clashes 8 Close-up of wounded man's face 9 More of Palestinian youths throwing stones at Israeli army jeep 10 Various of Israeli soldiers running 11 More of Palestinian youths throwing stones 12 Israeli soldiers hiding to avoid stones 13 Palestinian children at the scene 14 Israeli bulldozer flattening ground at site of wall construction 15 Israeli army vehicles at site of construction 16 Israeli soldiers standing on top of hill STORYLINE: Clashes erupted between Palestinians and Israeli forces in the Palestinian village of Anata, in the western part of Arab East Jerusalem, on Thursday Young Palestinians could be seen throwing stones at the Israeli armed forces, while tear gas was being used by the soldiers One man was wounded and being treated at the scene of the clashes The clashes happened as Israel continued work on its controversial separation barrier The barrier will slice through four Palestinian neighbourhoods of Jerusalem, among them Anata village Residents of Anata, who have Israeli identity cards, will find themselves on the West Bank side of the wall, making it increasingly difficult for them to get to jobs, schools and hospitals in Jerusalem The Israeli government says the wall is necessary to prevent Palestinian would-be suicide bombers from entering Israel and attacking Israeli civilians, as has happened many times during the Palestinian intifada But Palestinians say the wall is a land-grab and an Israeli attempt to impose unilateral solutions on the peace process, of which the final status of Jerusalem is the most contentious
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