AS THE NUMBER of reporters in Gaza to cover Israel’s disengagement threatens to eclipse the area’s population and settlers haggle with their government over compensation for leaving voluntarily, Mohammed Khatib and his friends and neighbors in the West Bank village of Bil’in are being shot at with rubber bullets and inhaling tear gas.
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