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Israel Defense Forces Soldier Sues Ben & Jerry s For Not Selling His Favourite Ice-cream
20-year-old soldier’s mom, Adv. Orly Ben Ami, filed now-viral complaint on his behalf as she argued that her son has been deprived of his “preferred dessert.
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On Monday, an Israel Defense Forces soldier sued the Ben & Jerry’s ice cream for halting sales in the Israel-occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. Calling the restriction a ‘new form of terrorism’ the IDF soldier registered his ice cream woes in an official complaint that accused the company Ben & Jerry’s ice cream of having a biased stance as it stopped what he described as “his favourite ice cream.” The complaint further stated that the “Israeli military forces sent him to make long and frequent trips by car in those territories, and often he buys ice cream in different companies”.
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Dozens of Palestinians injured in confrontation with Israeli army | Israeli-Palestinian conflict news
Hundreds of Palestinians gathered in Beta in the occupied West Bank to protest against illegal Israeli outposts nearby.
Medical staff stated that during the protest against Israeli illegal settlements outposts, there were clashes with Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank’s Beta Flashpoint village, and more than 140 Palestinians were injured.
The Israeli army said that two soldiers were also “lightly injured” in the violence on Friday.
An Agence France-Presse reporter said that hundreds of Palestinians gathered in Beta, located in the northern part of the Israeli-occupied West Bank to protest against the illegal outpost Eviatar nearby.