Arab Rioters Arrested After Protests at Israeli Universities, Strikes
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Ynet – As dozens of Arab students at Tel Aviv and Haifa universities protested the shooting of a knife-wielding Arab man on Sunday, clashes between Kafr Kanna residents and police continued.
Dozens of protesters in Kafr Kanna were hurling stones at police, setting tires on fire, blocking the entry road to the town and waving Palestinian flags. Twenty rioters have been arrested, eight of them minors.
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