, mas as vitórias sobre o Sp. Braga e o Portimonense, neste caso com os primeiros sinais de bom futebol, permitiram finalmente restabelecer o ânimo, só ameaçado pela saída de Bas Dost. RELATED:

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Hundreds of Majdal Shams residents gathered on Sunday in the Golan Heights village to take in the cross-border cat-and-mouse game between Palestinian-Syrian protesters and IDF troops Gawkers gathered on their balconies, on neighbors’ rooftops and in half-finished multi-story homes to watch the confrontation unfold at the famed Shouting Hill on the Syrian border.Like sideline cheerleaders, they yelled words of encouragement across the border fence, occasionally muttering “Allah Akbar” when a wave of marchers charged the barbed-wire fence. Young children waved Syrian and Palestinian flags.In Majdal Shams, the vaunted “Arab Street” is difficult to gauge. One person says black, another says white, each with compelling conviction and each swearing his is the majority opinion.“Everyone here supports what happened today,” said Tahrir Fakhereddin, a 30-year-old television cameraman and a member of one of the village’s most prominent families. “Maybe some people are sad to see bloodshed, but everyone supports the border breach.”“Nobody here supports this – at least not the majority,” said another resident, requesting anonymity. “If they’re trying to get back into Palestine, what are they doing here? This is Syria.”The Druse of Majdal Shams don’t often speak with a single voice, but when threatened they instinctively close ranks. At one point on Sunday evening, several onlookers (some said they were goaded by the Syrian protesters) hurled stones from a rooftop at soldiers arrayed at the fence.The troops responded with tear gas, which wafted toward the assembled spectators above, including a Druse religious sheikh. Cries rang out – “the sheikh!”
, mas as vitórias sobre o Sp. Braga e o Portimonense, neste caso com os primeiros sinais de bom futebol, permitiram finalmente restabelecer o ânimo, só ameaçado pela saída de Bas Dost. RELATED: 

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 Hundreds of Majdal Shams resident gather on Sunday in the Golan Heights village to bring in the crabbed - border cat - and - mouse game between Palestinian - Syrian dissenter and IDF troops Gawkers gathered on their balcony, on neighbors ’ rooftops and in half - finish multi - story homes to watch the confrontation blossom at the famed Shouting Hill on the Syrian border. Like sideline cheerleaders, they yelled words of encouragement across the boundary line fence, occasionally muttering “ Allah Akbar ” when a wave of marchers charged the barbed - telegram fence. Young children wave Syrian and Palestinian flags. In Majdal Shams, the vaunted “ Arab Street ” is unmanageable to gauge. One person read black, another says white, each with compelling conviction and each affirm his is the majority opinion. “Everyone here supports what happened today, ” said Tahrir Fakhereddin, a 30 - year - previous television cameraman and a member of one of the village ’s most prominent families. “ Maybe some people are sad to see bloodbath, but everyone support the border rupture. ”“Nobody here digest this – at least not the majority, ” say another resident, requesting anonymity. “ If they ’re try to get back into Palestine, what are they doing here? This is Syria. ”The Druse of Majdal Shams do n’t often address with a single voice, but when threatened they instinctively close ranks. At one point on Sunday evening, respective onlookers (some said they were goaded by the Syrian protesters) hurled stones from a rooftop at soldiers range at the fence. The troops responded with tear gas, which wafted toward the assembled spectators above, include a Druse religious sheikh. Cries rang out – “ the sheik! ”
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H un d r eds  of  Majdal Sh am s res i dents g a th e r e d o n  Sunday in th e Golan Hei g hts  villa ge  to take i n the  c r oss -border cat -and -mouse ga me bet w een Pal e stinian -Syria n p rot este r san d I DF tro o ps  Ga w ker s gather ed  o n the ir b a l c o nies , o n ne ighbo rs’ rooftopsand  inh alf -fini shedmult i- story  homes  to w at ch the confront atio n unfoldatth e f am ed Sh o utingHil l o n the S yrian b o rde r. L i k esideline cheerlead er s ,  t hey yell ed wor d sof encourag em ent  acr o s s the  bor d er  fence,occasi o na ll y mutte ri ng “Al la h A kba r” wh e n awave o f marche rs ch a rged the barbe d -wire fence.Y ou n g  c h ildr enwaved Syria n an d  Pal esti n ia n f l ags.I n Maj da l  S h ams, the vaunted “A ra b Stre et” i s difficult t o gauge. O n e person s aysb la c k, another say s whi te, each w i th compe lling  convict ion and e a c h sweari nghis  is  th e ma jority opinio n . “Eve ry one her e s upports  wh athap pen ed  today,”said Tah ri rFa kh ere ddin, a 30-yea r- old  t ele visio n  camer amanandame m ber  of one of t he v il la ge’s  mo st  prom inen t  fa milies.  “Maybe s ome peop le  a re sadto see bloods he d, but eve ry one  suppo r t s the bo rder breach.”“Nobody he r e suppo rts  this  – a t least n otthe ma jor i ty,” s aid an other  r esi d e nt, r e q ue sti ng  anonymity . “If  they ’r e tr ying to  get back into Pal e sti ne, what arethe y do i n gher e ?T his  i s  Sy r i a.”The Druse of  Majdal Sh am s  d on’t often spe ak  with a  single  voic e , but w hen threa tened the yinst i n cti vely close  ranks.At one po i nt on Su ndayeve ning,se ver al on looker s  (s ome s aid th ey  weregoade dby the S yrian protesters) hurle d ston es fr oma rooftop  at sol diers arr ayed  at the fe nce .Th e tro ops respo nded wi tht ear g as,w hich waft e dtow a r dthe assembl e d spe ctato rsa bove,incl uding a Druse rel i gious sheikh.Crie s ran g o u t –“t he sheikh!”
, mas_as vitórias_sobre o Sp. Braga_e o_Portimonense,_neste caso_com_os primeiros sinais_de bom futebol,_permitiram finalmente restabelecer o_ânimo, só ameaçado_pela_saída de Bas Dost. RELATED:

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Hundreds of Majdal_Shams_residents gathered_on_Sunday_in the Golan Heights village_to take in the cross-border_cat-and-mouse game_between Palestinian-Syrian protesters and IDF troops Gawkers gathered_on_their balconies, on_neighbors’ rooftops and in half-finished multi-story homes to watch_the confrontation unfold at the famed_Shouting Hill on_the_Syrian_border.Like sideline cheerleaders, they_yelled words of encouragement across the_border fence, occasionally muttering “Allah Akbar”_when a wave of marchers charged the_barbed-wire fence. Young children waved Syrian_and Palestinian flags.In Majdal Shams,_the vaunted_“Arab Street” is difficult to_gauge. One person_says black,_another says white,_each with compelling conviction and each_swearing his is_the majority opinion.“Everyone here supports what_happened_today,” said Tahrir_Fakhereddin,_a_30-year-old television_cameraman and a_member_of one_of_the village’s most prominent families. “Maybe_some_people are sad to see bloodshed, but_everyone supports the border_breach.”“Nobody_here supports this –_at least not the majority,”_said another resident, requesting anonymity. “If_they’re trying_to get_back into Palestine, what are they doing here? This is Syria.”The_Druse of Majdal Shams don’t often_speak with a single_voice, but_when_threatened they instinctively_close_ranks. At_one point on Sunday evening, several onlookers_(some said_they were goaded by the Syrian_protesters) hurled stones from_a_rooftop at soldiers arrayed at the_fence.The troops responded with tear gas,_which wafted toward the assembled_spectators_above,_including a Druse religious sheikh._Cries rang out – “the sheikh!”