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Features Explainer: Land Rights Dispute Leads to Clashes in East Jerusalem
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Explainer: Land Rights Dispute Leads to Clashes in East Jerusalem
JURIST Staff
May 19, 2021 05:36:59 pm

This article was co-authored by Daniel Klapper (University of Pittsburgh School of Law, US) and Lubaina Baloch (University of Calgary School of Law, CA) What started as a local conflict in East Jerusalem in early May has rapidly emerged as a microcosm of the enduring land rights disputes between Israel and Palestine. A protest over [...]

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