Israeli Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz moved to the border within Israel and the occupied territories and security forces began cutting down the olive trees beside his house, arguing that it could be used by terrorists as a hiding place.
As they approached, reportedly carrying olive branches and white sheets to signal their peacefulness, security forces opened fire.
The food seen at the house by Pakistani security officials was basic: dates, nuts, lots of eggs, olive oil and dried meat.
During the interview, one showed in real time the deployment of security forces around settlements where Palestinians were picking olives.
He seemed to offer an olive branch to Republican critics at home who have accused him of putting civil liberties ahead of American security.
Constables in olive uniforms and wool berets have been walking up and down the lanes of East Delhi, trying to restore a sense of security.
After we cleared security in Naples, we did some shopping in the duty-free store, where we bought two bottles of Italian olive oil.
Security, security, security, he chanted.
Israeli farmers have complained that security measures applied against Palestinians' movement in and out of the West Bank have badly harmed their ability to harvest olives this year.
