WEST BANK — The Salim family lives in a rural area with steep hills and long views — including views of the red roofs of nearby illegal Israeli settlements. Their home was built on what they thought was Bethlehem municipality, in the occupied West Bank. That is, until late 2005, when Israeli authorities informed them that they were living in “Jerusalem”… return to article
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