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Israeli troops round up Palestinians in West Bank village after shootout involving settlers

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Israeli troops round up Palestinians in West Bank village after shootout involving settlers
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Israeli ​forces arrested dozens of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank on Saturday (July 25, 2026), after at least four Palestinians and two Israeli ‌soldiers were killed in a shootout when armed Israeli settlers approached a Palestinian village. Israeli military kills four Palestinians after settler killed in West BankPalestinian authorities ​in the West Bank said Friday’s (July 24) shootings were provoked by the settlers who aimed to ⁠attack villagers in Tal, southwest of Nablus. Nearly all countries and ​U.N. bodies consider such settlements illegal under international law.

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Israeli ​forces arrested dozens of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank on Saturday (July 25, 2026), after at least four Palestinians and two Israeli ‌soldiers were killed in a shootout when armed Israeli settlers approached a Palestinian village. Israeli military kills four Palestinians after settler killed in West BankPalestinian authorities ​in the West Bank said Friday’s (July 24) shootings were provoked by the settlers who aimed to ⁠attack villagers in Tal, southwest of Nablus.

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