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Armenia-Azerbaijani ceasefire; rival supporters brawl on Jerusalem highway

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Published: 20 October 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Israeli envoy to Azerbaijan slams Armenian violence, threats on civilians; Jewish-Azeri soldier ‘proud’ to be on frontline in Nagorno-Karabakh

Brawl breaks out between Armenian and Azerbaijani supporters on Jerusalem highway (Haaretz)
The Armenian National Committee of Jerusalem characterised the brawl as an 'ambush' by an 'Azerbaijani mob'; police broke up the fight, detaining nine and evacuating two wounded individuals for medical treatment

Azerbaijan and Armenia agree to a pause in fighting (CNN)

Meet the Jewish-Azeri soldier on the front lines in Nagorno-Karabakh (Jerusalem Post)
"I am proud to be here myself, liberating lands which were conquered more than 30 years ago. My friends and I truly believe this"

Israeli envoy to Azerbaijan slams Armenian violence, threats on civilians (Jerusalem Post)
The ambassador noted that Israel stands in solidarity with their Azeri allies, and offered to provide humanitarian aid to the country

Photo: A car displaying the Armenian flag on its hood, its windshield shattered in the midst of a brawl that broke out on an Israeli highway near Jerusalem, October 17 (supplied)
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