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Anti-disengagement activists block Ayalon. Jerusalem police arrest theif suspected of stealing tires for protest
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Jerusalem Post
05-26-2005
Headline: Anti-disengagement activists block Ayalon. Jerusalem police arrest theif suspected of stealing tires for protest
Byline: YAAKOV KATZ and ETGAR LEFKOVITS
Edition; Daily
Section: News
Page: 02
Thursday, May 26, 2005 -- Opponents to the disengagement plan burned tires and blocked off the busy Ayalon highway in Tel Aviv Wednesday evening at the peak of rush hour. The protesters blocked the highway just south of ...
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