Palestine price-rise protests photo gallery, September 2012

Thousands of Palestinians take to the streets to protest rising prices and unpaid wages as a result of the Paris Protocol, the latest joint agreement between the State of Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

T-shirt says: "No to high prices".

Homemade posters mocking PM Salam Fayyad in the West Bank.

Protesters burn the Paris Protocol.

Heavy vehicle drivers block road.

Truckers block road in Ramallah.

Taxi drivers in Nablus spell "إضراب" (strike).

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For more background on these

For more background on these protests, see this thread.

Love the taxis spelling out a

Love the taxis spelling out a word! What does it say though?

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Taxi drivers in Nablus spell "إضراب" (strike)

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