In 2007 Palestinian police broke up protests against the Annapolis Middle East peace conference.[6] In 2009 and 2010 Ramallah-area protests against the Gaza War in were limited to al-Manara Square.[2] After Al Jazeera released the Palestine Papers in early 2011 angry protesters who doubted the veracity of documents showing Palestinian officials made generous concessions to Israel protested in the square and at Al Jazeera offices on the square, breaking some windows of the news organization.[8] In early 2011 protesters calling for an end to the split between Fatah and Hamas set up a tent in al-Manara Square.[9] In 2011 Palestinians protested erected a tent in the square where more than ten Palestinians were participating in a hunger strike in solidarity with 6,000 Arab and Palestinian prisoners who had been on a hunger strike in Israeli jails.[10][11]