"The employer did not ensure that employees will be able to open an exit route door from the inside".
Back in the hallway, he opened an exit door to reveal the vista that stretches for miles across the brown, rolling prairie, and shared a joke oft repeated by men at the camp.
But he said that he told her about the deadly Palestinian riots that broke out after Israel opened an exit to the tunnel in the Via Dolorosa in 1996.
Chief Superintendent David Duckenfield, commanding his first big football match, had agreed to relieve a crush outside the ground by opening an exit gate to allow a crowd of supporters to enter together, rather than singly through the turnstiles.
The supporters, who were attending an F.A. Cup semifinal match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest at Hillsborough stadium in Sheffield, England, on April 15 , 1989 were crushed to death after the police opened an exit gate to relieve congestion outside the stadium and directed fans to an already overcrowded pen.
The question in Jerusalem now is whether a modern Nusseibeh holds a different kind of key, one that could conceivably open an exit door leading Israelis and Palestinians away from the deadly trap that has held them through 15 months of venomous conflict.
The decision to open an exit gate just minutes before a fatal crush at Hillsborough was taken by police, a former steward has told the inquests.
The jury was told the former chief superintendent had at least three minutes to "consider the consequences" of opening an exit gate at the stadium, as a crowd of fans built up outside.
Managers of closed-ends are reluctant to open an exit door for their assets, and the change in status comes to only 2% of closed-ends yearly, according to Donald Cassidy, a senior research analyst at Lipper.
A former police sergeant has told a jury he could not recall any discussion about the consequences of opening an exit gate at Hillsborough, allowing Liverpool fans into the ground.
