Border policemen pelted with rocks near Ramallah

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Published: MARCH 9, 2007 15:20

Dozens of Palestinian protesters burned tires and threw rocks at Border Police troops near Ramallah on Friday afternoon. The troops dispersed the crowd with stun grenades.

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