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00:00:00:00 - CNN PICS OF STONING AT TEMPLE MOUNT SHOT 10/06 IN JERUSALEM 07:04:05 07:12:13 WS OF TEMPLE MOUNT IN JERUSALEM, PEOPLE THROWING STONES, NOT A VERY GOOD SHOT 07:12:16 07:20:12 HANNA LIVESH ...

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - OCTOBER 14: Members of the Israeli security force detain a Palestinian who allegedly threw stones at Right wing counter protestors during a demonstration held by Israeli Left-wing activists and Palestinians against Israeli occupation and settlement activity in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood on October 14, 2022 in Jerusalem, Israel. The Palestinian neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah is currently the center of a number of property disputes between Palestinians and right-wing Jewish Israelis. Some houses were occupied by Israeli settlers following a court ruling. (Footage by Eddie Gerald/Getty Images)

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00:00:00:00 - EDIT/NOTES: CNN PICS OF STONING AT TEMPLE MOUNT ... SHOT 10/06 IN JERUSALEM 08:14:28 08:22:26 8:14:52 WS people throwing rocks at wall and steps, screaming and running through streets/ 8 ...

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As the news of the killing of a Palestinian in an apparent revenge attack spread crowds of angry Palestinians gathered outside the teenagers home in Jerusalem and began throwing stones at police who responded with sound bombs and rubber bullets (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

Palestinian protesters threw stones toward Israeli police during clashes in a suburb of East Jerusalem on October 23 2014 (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

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:27 - :39 
Adel Nour
Palestinian Jerusalem resident 

1:00-1:18 
Micky Rosenfeld
Israeli Police spokesman

01:18 - 01:24 
Israel Police video

01:38 - 01:50 
Ali Atia

 --LEAD IN--
THREE ISRAELIS WERE KILLED ON FRIDAY IN STABBING ATTACK IN AN ISRAELI SETTLEMENT IN THE WEST BANK.
ON THE SAME DAY EARLIER, THREE PALESTINIANS WERE KILLED AND MORE THAN 100 INJURED IN JERUSALEM CLASHES. 
THE TENSIONS WERE FUELED BY A DECISION BY ISRAELI AUTHORITIES TO INSTALL METAL DETECTORS AT ENTRANCES TO A KEY MUSLIM HOLY SITE IN THE OLD CITY AND BAR MALE WORSHIPERS UNDER 50 FROM ATTENDING FRIDAY PRAYERS THERE.
CNN"S IAN LEE REPORTS FROM JERUSALEM. 

 --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--
TENSIONS TURN PRAYER INTO PROTEST.
BOTH SIDES ANTICIPATED THE VIOLENCE THIS FRIDAY
PITTING ISRAELI POLICE AGAINST PALESTINIANS… PROJECTILES FILL THE AIR…
ISRAELI POLICE USE STUN GRENADES, TEAR GAS AND WATER CANONS…PALESTINIANS THROW ROCKS AND FIREWORKS….
TURNING QUIET JERUSALEM STREETS INTO BATTLE ZONES.
Abdel Nour: "They just want us to leave the country and we aren"t leaving. They don"t know this. There is no way for us to leave. Even me, if they kick me out of Jerusalem. There is no meaning for my life after that because everything that belongs to me is here"
THE DAY"S VIOLENCE PAID IN BLOOD. 
HERE THE BODY OF A DEAD PALESTINIAN LEAVING THE HOSPITAL. 
ONE OF SEVERAL PALESTINIANS KILLED IN THE VOLLEY…HUNDREDS MORE INJURED IN JERUSALEM AND THE WEST BANK, ACCORDING TO THE PALESTINIAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH.
SEVERAL OFFICERS TOO SUSTAINED INJURIES, ACCORDING TO POLICE.
Micky Rosenfeld, Israeli Police spokesman "Border police units and Israeli national police units responded to disturbances in Ras Al Lamud, Wadi Jas, Isawi, where our police units are located and are responding using nonlethal weapons after both stones and fireworks had been fired directly at our police officers."
THIS CYCLE OF VIOLENCE BEGAN OVER A WEEK AGO … WITH THE KILLING OF TWO ISRAELI POLICEMEN.
NEW SECURITY MEASURES AROUND THE TEMPLE MOUNT, KNOWN TO MUSLIMS AS THE NOBLE SANCTUARY INFURIATED PALESTINIANS WHO ACCUSED ISRAEL OF TRYING TO EXPAND THEIR CONTROL AND LIMIT ACCESS TO AL AQSA MOSQUE. 
"WE ALL KNOW AL AQSA IS FOR MUSLIMS," ALI TELLS ME. "THE OCCUPATION CROSSED ALL THE RED LINES…THOSE METAL DETECTORS PREVENT US FROM OUR RIGHT TO PRAY FREELY."
ISRAEL"S PRIME MINISTER INSISTS HE HAS NO PLANS TO CHANGE THE RULES GOVERNING THE HOLY COMPLEX. NETANYAHU SAYS HE"LL STICK WITH THE STATUS QUO.
MEANWHILE, AUTHORITIES HAVE DEPLOYED THOUSANDS OF EXTRA SECURITY PERSONAL IN AND AROUND JERUSALEM. 
THE VIOLENCE SEEN HERE ALSO PLAYING OUT ACROSS THE WEST BANK. 
Ian Lee: "Police are pushing the protesters away from the old city. You can see here on the ground pieces of concrete and rocks that they are throwing at the police. The police are using stun grenades and rubber bullets to push them back. But It"s really been a game of cat and mouse."
POLICE CAPTURED A NUMBER OF PROTESTERS…MORE THAN TWO-DOZEN ARRESTED IN JERUSALEM AND WEST BANK.
POLICE SAY THE DAY"S ACTIONS WERE DESIGNED TO KEEP THE PIECE WITH NONLETHAL WEAPONS. 
BUT IN A LAND WHERE VIOLENCE BEGETS VIOLENCE… CLASHES WON"T LIKELY END THE CURRENT TURMOIL… IT"LL MORE LIKELY TAKE A POLITICAL SOLUTION. 
IAN LEE, CNN JERUSALEM.

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ISRAEL ATTACK FATAL VIOLENCE TURNMOIL POLICE WEST BANK PALESTINIANS



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--SUPERS--
Ian Lee
Bethlehem, West Bank

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MULTIPLE REPORTS NOW SAY TWO PALESTINIANS HAVE BEEN KILLED IN CLASHES WITH ISRAELI FORCES -- ON A THIRD "DAY OF RAGE" AGAINST DONALD TRUMP"S DECISION TO RECOGNIZE JERUSALEM AS THE CAPITAL OF ISRAEL.
THE ISRAELI MILITARY SAYS IT BOMBED MILITANT TARGETS IN GAZA FRIDAY -- IN RETALIATION FOR ROCKET ATTACKS AIMED AT ISRAELI TOWNS.<tab />
CNN"S IAN LEE HAS THIS REPORT FROM THE WEST BANK. 

 --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--
After Friday prayers we saw protesters going out in the streets not only here in Bethlehem but also in Jerusalem. We saw them in Ramallah going out again another day of rage protesting, clashing with the Israeli military. We saw them throwing stones, marbles and as well as the Israeli military responding with tear gas and rubber bullets. And these clashes went on for hours and as night fell they dispersed. I just want to show you another spot, another way how Palestinians are reacting to President Trump"s announcement. Here we are in Manger Square in Bethlehem. Right here is the Church of the Nativity where Christians believe Jesus was born. And this square usually would be full of lights and festivities. This is the Christmas season. But as you can see it"s quite dark. The tree behind me, the Christmas tree, lights are off all the festive lights have been turned off out of mourning and this is their response to the president"s announcement. It"s not just the Muslims but also Christians, both of them, all Palestinian people are are angry about this. And so you have people coming out and showing their grief in different ways. But when you speak with the people, we ask them how how long will these days of rage continue. And right now they say that really they don"t know if the protests will continue -- it really is up in the air. But the one thing they"re looking for is leadership from Palestinian officials. They"re waiting to see what they have to say about what their path forward is going to be.
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JERUSALEM DAY OF RAGE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT PRESIDENT TRUMP ANNOUNCEMENT US EMBASSY CLASHES 



12:34:39 NATURAL SOUND FTG. PALESTINIAN YOUTH PILING STONE IN ROAD / THROWING STONE / BURNING TIERS / BLOCKING ROAD AT CHECKPOINT IN JERUSALEM / PROTESTING / CARRYING PALESTINIAN FLAG / ISRAELI SOLDIERS FIRING TEAR GAS / MOS / INTV W/ FAISAL HUSSEINI, PALESTINIAN MINISTER FOR JERUSALEM / SOUNDBITE ( IN ARABIC ) CHAIRMAN YASIR ARAFAT. 12:38:17 BREAK.

Israeli police clashed with stone throwing Palestinians inside Jerusalems flashpoint Al Aqsa mosque compound Wednesday and in other neighborhoods of the East side of the city after Jewish nationalists announced plans to visit the site despite weeks of soaring tensions (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

12:34:39 NATURAL SOUND FTG. PALESTINIAN YOUTH PILING STONE IN ROAD / THROWING STONE / BURNING TIERS / BLOCKING ROAD AT CHECKPOINT IN JERUSALEM / PROTESTING / CARRYING PALESTINIAN FLAG / ISRAELI SOLDIERS FIRING TEAR GAS / MOS / INTV W/ FAISAL HUSSEINI, PALESTINIAN MINISTER FOR JERUSALEM / SOUNDBITE ( IN ARABIC ) CHAIRMAN YASIR ARAFAT. 12:38:17 BREAK.

Israeli police clashed with stone throwing Palestinians inside Jerusalems flashpoint Al Aqsa mosque compound Wednesday after Jewish nationalists announced plans to visit the site despite weeks of soaring tensions (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

--SUPERS--\nFriday \nJerusalem \n\nDecember 14, 2018 \n\nIan Lee \nCNN Correspondent \n\n --LEAD IN--\nFORTY PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED IN OVERNIGHT RAIDS IN RAMALLAH AFTER A SHOOTING ATTACK AT A BUS STOP THAT KILLED TWO ISRAELI SOLDIERS AND INJURED OTHERS. \nCNN'S IAN LEE REPORTS FROM JERUSALEM. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nIan Lee, CNN Correspondent: "With tensions in the West Bank high, Palestinian factions called for followers to confront Israeli forces. And this manifested itself in protests across several parts of the West Bank and Gaza on Friday. At most locations we visited in the West Bank, we saw dozens of Palestinians throwing rocks and burning tires. Soldiers responded with tear gas. Smaller numbers perhaps than factions had hoped for and fewer certainly than we've seen on previous occasions. Even so at look at one location north of Ramallah we witnessed Israelis standing near a settlement exchanging insults with Palestinians from a nearby refugee camp. Both sides hurled an occasional stone at the other. Then we saw a 13 year old Palestinian boy -- Mohammed Abu Hamza -- sling a rock toward the Israelis that fell far short. We heard a crack of a bullet. Then another. Moments later paramedics rushed to Abu Hamza who had a bullet wound to the lower leg. \nIt's unknown who shot him. Settlers and Israeli soldiers were standing nearby. The IDF told CNN that Israeli soldiers had used riot dispersal means to disperse rioters throwing rocks and that that included live fire. \nThis capped off a week of violence. The Israeli military increased checkpoints and their presence in the West Bank as part of a massive manhunt that is underway. Forty people were arrested as the search for those who killed two Israeli soldiers on Thursday continues. Two more people were injured in a shooting attack at a bus stop. The person or persons responsible are still on the run. Now four days earlier, seven Israelis were wounded in another drive-by shooting including a pregnant woman whose baby was delivered prematurely but that baby died days later. The IDF said they've killed the perpetrator of that attack which was claimed by the militant group Hamas. Ian Lee CNN Jerusalem."\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nRAMALLAH WEST BANK BUS STOP ATTACK ISRAEL\n\n

Israeli police clashed with stone throwing Palestinians inside Jerusalems flashpoint Al Aqsa mosque compound on Wednesday after far right Jewish groups announced plans to visit the site despite weeks of soaring tensions (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

*Warning. This item contains material that some viewers may find disturbing due to the graphic nature. Each station must exercise its own judgment in determining whether it is appropriate for broadcast to its audience.*** \n\n***This pkg contains video from AFP and Getty Images that are only cleared for use within the pkg. Affiliates may not cut these photos or video out of the pkg for individual use.***\n\n***This package contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package and within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.***\n\n 3rd Party NON-LICENSED Content:\nAFP\n\n PUBLISH DATE: 04/25/18\n LOCATOR: Jerusalem\n SOURCE: CNN, AFP, FAMILY PICTURES\n\n --SUPERS--\n:00 - :28 - WS OF A DEMONSTRATION IN THE WEST BANK, SMOKE RISING FROM THE AREA WHERE PEOPLE RUN, SHOT OF ARMED ISRAELI SECURITY OFFICERS STANDING WATCH, VO OF PALESTINIAN DEMONSTRATORS GATHERED NEAR A WALL, ONE THROWS A STONE AT THE POLICE, VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS A TEEN WHO WAS LATER SHOT AND KILLED, MORE SHOTS OF THE DEMONSTRATORS, VO OF THE ISRAELI SECURITY FORCES STANDING BEHIND A WALL, HIGHLIGHTS A OFFICER TAKING AIM AND SHOOTING THE TEEN. (CNN; Beitunya, West Bank; 05/15/2014) \n:28 - :38 - SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE CAPTURED OF THE TEEN WALKING THEN COLLAPSING TO THE GROUND AFTER BEING SHOT, BYSTANDERS RUN TO HELP HIM. (Graphic/Defense for Children International; Beitunya, West Bank; 05/15/2014) \n:38 - :42 - MORE SURVEILLANCE VIDEO FROM ANOTHER ANGLE OF OF THE TEEN'S SHOOTING, PEOPLE RUN TO ASSIST THE TEEN (Defense for Children International; Beitunya, West Bank; 05/15/2014) \n:42 - :53 - VO OF A GAS BOMB LANDING IN NEAR THE GROUP OF PALESTINIAN DEMONSTRATORS, ARMED POLICE MOVE CLOSER TO THE SCENE (CNN; Beitunya, West Bank; 05/15/2014) \n:53 - 1:07 - SHOT OF THE MEDIA PHOTOGRAPHERS GATHERED AT THE COURTHOUSE, VO OF POLICEMAN BEN DERI WALKING INTO COURT - ON TRIAL FOR THE MURDER OF THE TEEN, WS OF THE HALLWAY OUTSIDE THE COURTROOM, SHOT OF DERI WALKING IN THE CROWDED HALLWAY, GIVES SOMEONE A HUG (CNN; Jerusalem; 04/25/18) \n1:07 - 1:12 - VO OF THE FAMILY OF NADEEM NUWARA, THE 17-YEAR OLD WHO WAS SHOT AND KILLED BY THE POLICE OFFICER, SITTING OUTSIDE THE COURTROOM (CNN; Jerusalem; 04/25/18)\n1:12 - 1:36 - SOT, Siam Nuwara, Nadeem's Father: "There is no justice in Israel. Nadeem's case is the strongest case. We have all evidence. Strong evidence. I collected all evidence and give the court but no justice no way in Israel." (CNN; Jerusalem; 04/25/18)\n1:36 - 1:48 - VO OF THE POLICE OFFICERS FIRING A SHOT FROM BEHIND A WALL, VIDEO PANS DOWN THE THE DEMONSTRATORS AT THE SCENE (CNN; Beitunya, West Bank; 05/15/2014) \n1:48 - 1:53 - TWO STILL PHOTOS OF NUWARA (Nuwara Family Pictures)\n1:53 - 2:05 - SOT, Gula Cohen, Prosecutor: "We thought the sentence should have been longer but still the fact the court says someone will go to jail although he was there as a soldier has a powerful meaning." (CNN; Jerusalem; 04/25/18)\n2:05 - 2:14 - VO OF DERI AND HIS GIRLFRIEND LEAVING THE COURT BUILDING (CNN; Jerusalem; 04/25/18)\n2:14 - 2:28 - SOT (Translated), Zion Amir, Defense Lawyer: "We don't like the fact that they are putting fighters on trial in these circumstances. We think that they are carrying out their roles and the judge outlined the excellence of this fighter and in the end we should be happy this is over." (CNN; Jerusalem; 04/25/18)\n2:28 - 2:31 - VO OF DERI WALKING OUT OF THE COURTROOM (AFP; Jerusalem; 04/25/18)\n2:31 - 2:35 - VO OF NUWARA'S FATHER, SHAKES THE HAND OF ANOTHER MAN (CNN; Jerusalem; 04/25/18)\n2:35 - END - SOT, Ian Lee, CNN Correspondent --alt-- Jerusalem: "But in a wider sense too, the recent use of live ammunition by Israeli forces suppressing Palestinian protest IN GAZA…and the prescense of journalists means this is an issue that is not going away. Ian Lee CNN Jerusalem" (CNN; Jerusalem; 04/25/18)\n\n --LEAD IN--\nA COURT IN JERUSALEM HAS SENTENCED AN ISRAELI BORDER POLICE OFFICER TO NINE MONTHS IN JAIL AFTER FINDING HIM GUILTY OF NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE. NADEEM NUWARA WAS 17 YEARS OLD WHEN HE WAS SHOT AND KILLED BY BEN DERI DURING CLASHES NEAR RAMALLAH FOUR YEARS AGO. A CNN CAMERA CAPTURED THE MOMENT DERI FIRED THE FATAL SHOT. DERI HAD ARGUED THAT HE WAS UNAWARE THAT A LIVE ROUND HAD FOUND ITS WAY INTO THE MAGAZINE OF HIS RIFLE, AND THAT HE THOUGHT HE WAS FIRING NON-LETHAL ROUNDS. IAN LEE REPORTS FROM JERUSALEM\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nA TYPICAL DEMONSTRATION IN THE OCCUPIED WEST BANK TURNS DEADLY. ISRAELI SOLDIERS FIRE TEAR GAS AND RUBBER BULLETS…YOUNG PALESTINIANS THROW STONES…INCLUDING 17 YEAR OLD NADEEM NUWARA, HIGHLIGHTED HERE. THE SOLDIERS, AND BORDER POLICE OFFICERS, ARE ABOUT SEVENTY METERS AWAY…A CNN CAMERA CAPTURES THE PRECISE MOMENT POLICEMAN BEN DERI TAKES AIM…AND SHOOTS. SECURITY CAMERAS SHOW THE REST… NUWARA SEEN HERE WALKING... UNARMED, BEFORE COLLAPSING AS THE BULLET ENTERS HIS CHEST. THE TEENAGER DIED IN HOSPITAL…AN HOUR LATER, ANOTHER TEEN WAS SHOT DEAD.\nA PRELIMINARY IDF INQUIRY INDICATED THAT NO LIVE FIRE WAS USED THAT DAY…BUT INVESTIGATORS LATER FOUND OUT IT WAS. FOUR YEARS ON, IN A CIVILIAN COURT IN JERUSALEM, A JUDGE FINDS DERI GUILTY OF NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE… SENTENCING HIM TO 9 MONTHS IN PRISON. AN EARLIER PLEA DEAL SAW THE CHARGE REDUCED FROM MANSLAUGHTER. NUWARA'S FAMILY INSIST THE SOLDIER KNEW HE WAS FIRING LIVE AMMUNITION. \nSiam Nuwara, Nadeem Nuwara's Father: "There is no justice in Israel. Nadeem's case is the strongest case. We have all evidence. Strong evidence. I collected all evidence and gave the court but it's no justice no way in Israel."\nVIDEOS LIKE CNN'S PLAYED AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE INVESTIGATION…SUBMITTED AS EVIDENCE IN COURT…PAINTING A PICTURE OF EVENTS SURROUNDING THE KILLING…BUT THE PROSECUTION SAYS THE VIDEO EVIDENCE WASN'T ENOUGH TO CONVINCE THE JUDGE OF A HARSHER SENTENCE.\nGula Cohen, Prosecuting lawyer: "We thought the sentence should have been longer but still the fact the court says someone will go to jail although he was there as a soldier has a powerful meaning."\nDERI AND HIS GIRLFRIEND QUICKLY LEFT THE COURT AFTER THE VERDICT…HIS LAWYER PLEASED WITH THE OUTCOME BUT ADAMANT THE CASE SHOULD HAVE NEVER GONE TO TRIAL.\nZion Amir , Deri's Lawyer (Hebrew, English translation): "We don't like the fact that they are putting on trial soldiers in these circumstances. We think that they are carrying out their roles and the judge outlined the excellence of this fighter and in the end we should be happy this is over."\nIan Lee, CNN Correspondent: "The ordeal over for Ben Deri in nine months…for the family of Nadeem Nuwara, their loss more permanent.\nBut in a wider sense too, the recent use of live ammunition by Israeli forces suppressing Palestinian protest IN GAZA…and the prescense of journalists means this is an issue that is not going away. \nIan Lee CNN Jerusalem"\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nISRAEL PALESTIAN TEEN KILLED\n\n\n