Pullout objectors hit again

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http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3094905,00.html

Right-wing activists use superglue to lock government offices across country, including Interior Ministry, Income Tax Authority, National Insurance Institute and Postal Authority. Tel Aviv police say guards managed to foil most attempts

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"Right-wing activists locked government offices across the country early Sunday using superglue to protest the upcoming Gaza and northern West Bank pullout.

The activists apparently hit offices in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Bnei Brak, Herzliya, Bat Yam, and other cities across Israel. The offices hit include the Interior Ministry, Income Tax Authority, National Insurance Institute, and the Postal Authority.

Tel Aviv police said guards were able to foil the protest at most locations, including a government office complex in central Tel Aviv. However, some damage was done to several locks at several locations, police said."

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"Posters posted by activists on government office doors read: “The expulsion won’t pass. If access roads to Gush Katif will be closed – all other roads in the country will be closed with them. If schools in Gush Katif are locked out – all other schools in the country will be locked with them. If the various government offices will continue cooperating with the corrupt regime – their branches across the country will be paralyzed. If residents of the State of Israel don’t wake up from the nightmare, the entire country will be closed down, locked out, paralyzed!"

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1. Disengagement foes vandalize equipment at IDF bases

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/584963.html

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"Opponents of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's disengagement plan vandalized military equipment early Monday morning in what police estimate are damages worth up to tens of thousands of shekels.

A group of 15 activists approached the parking lot of an Israel Defense Forces base at Kibbutz Raim near the Gaza Strip. The base will likely be used by the army during implementation of the settlement evacuation.

Upon arrival, the activists warned the guard on duty not to interfere. The group subsequently poured an oil-like substance on engineering equipment and spray-painted slogans, including "A Jew doesn't expel a Jew," and "Sharon will not win."

Another group of disengagement foes vandalized tractors used for expanding Kibbutz Zikim, the area near Ashkelon where a new neighborhood is being erected to house Gush Katif evacuees."