Palestinians record violence on cameras given by Israeli group<
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"The Israelis who live there call it Beit Shalom – or "Peace House."
But their Palestinian neighbours have another name. "It's a war house," said Issa Amro, 28, an electrical engineer who works part-time as a Palestinian peace activist.
At the very least, it's a house that's occupied by some adults, and their children, who seem to have some serious anger-management issues, judging by their penchant for heaving rocks and other projectiles at Palestinians walking below.
This, at any rate, is what Amro says.
It's what Bassem Jabari says, too.
He's the owner of a small leather workshop that is located a stone's throw along Othman Binafen Rd. from the apartment building that seems to be causing all the fuss.
"They throw rocks," said Jabari, 42. "They come out to attack people."
You might not believe him, if all he had was words.
But, thanks to an ingenious and determined project funded and administered by an Israeli peace group called B'Tselem, Jabari also has a compact video camera.
He and his family use the device to record attacks on Palestinians carried out by the people in the limestone building just up the street.
As a result, Jabari now has proof to support his verbal allegations – and that makes a big difference."
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