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the hearing lasted three hours and tom bateman was outside the court injerusalem as it concluded. judges have not ruled either way on whether they can appeal, but they have tried to offer a compromise between the palestinian families and the jewish settler group that between the palestinian families and thejewish settler group that has been trying to displace them. that compromise would effectively mean that the palestinians can stay in those homes for some years to come but there would have to recognise jewish ownership of their properties. the compromise referred to there is called protected tenancy status. it hasn t been agreed to yet by the palestinian families and their lawyers have a week to come up with a list of names of palestinian residents in sheikh jarrah it can apply. here s a lawyer from adalah, a human rights organisation in haifa on why it might not resolve the issue. the compromise that was suggested by the court the compromise that was suggested by the court t
bargain by the government. they are saying to the public stick with the app because we think it s really useful, but in return we will make sure you only get told to self isolate if you really are at high risk of having caught covid. one more thing to bear in mind, which is that after the 16th of august in england, if you do get notified by the app you willjust be encouraged to take a laboratory assessed test, you won t actually be told to self isolate, because that rule, crucially, is about to go. highly anticipated court case in eastjerusalem which helped trigger communal violence and conflict with hamas in may has ended inconclusively. four palestinian families are appealing a lower court order to leave their homes in sheikhjarrah to make way forjewish settlers.
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Israeli soldiers arrest Givara Budeiri, an Al Jazeera journalist, during a protest in the east Jerusalem neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah on Saturday. AP
JERUSALEM: For decades, Sheikh Jarrah was just another neighbourhood in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem, but its story has gone viral online since protests flared against the planned expulsion of Palestinians from houses there.
“We have managed. not just to shed light on settlement in Jerusalem but also on the rights of Palestinians to defend themselves, their right to resist the occupier, and their right to their own narrative,” said Muhammad el-Kurd.
The 23-year-old poet and writer, one of those facing the loss of their homes, has worked tirelessly to publicise the issue and in the process gained more than 180,000 Twitter followers and more than half a million on Instagram.