Israeli soldiers scuffle with international peace

Israeli soldiers scuffle with international peace activists during a protest in the West Bank village of Azoon Atmah near Qalqilya on August 8, 2004. Israel has approved the construction of 200 new homes in a major Jewish settlement in the West Bank, despite U.S. opposition to expanding enclaves on occupied land. Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz`s decision to allow more houses to be built in the Ariel settlement followed news last week that an additional 600 housing units were slated for Maale Adumim, Israel`s biggest West Bank settlement, near Jerusalem. Photo by Reuters

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