Police arrest 5 suspected of rock throwing, flag burning in Umm el-Fahm

By JPost.com Staff

MARCH 5, 2008 11:19

Four people have been arrested in connection with rock throwing incidents in Umm el-Fahm on Tuesday during protests of Israeli actions in the Gaza Strip, Police said Wednesday. Another man was arrested on suspicion of burning the Israeli flag during the protests.

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