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Netanyahu launches large-scale operation in West Bank after deadly clashes between Palestinians and settlers

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Netanyahu launches large-scale operation in West Bank after deadly clashes between Palestinians and settlers
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Bus stop below the Palestinian village of Sinjil, whose entrance the Israeli army sealed off, in the occupied West Bank, on July 3, 2026. LAURENCE GEAI/MYOP FOR LE MONDE Every Friday, a few dozen extremist Jewish settlers have made a habit of roaming, armed, through the mountains around Nablus in the north of the West Bank, a Palestinian territory occupied by Israel since 1967. On Friday, July 24, at around 7 am, about 100 of them, coming from the Har Brakha settlement, illegal under international law, tried to enter the neighboring Palestinian village of Tel, but failed.

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Bus stop below the Palestinian village of Sinjil, whose entrance the Israeli army sealed off, in the occupied West Bank, on July 3, 2026. LAURENCE GEAI/MYOP FOR LE MONDE Every Friday, a few dozen extremist Jewish settlers have made a habit of roaming, armed, through the mountains around Nablus in the north of the West Bank, a Palestinian territory occupied by Israel since 1967. On Friday, July 24, at around 7 am, about 100 of them, coming from the Har Brakha settlement, illegal under international law, tried to enter the neighboring Palestinian village of Tel, but failed. "They wounded a resident in the leg before retreating," said Rami Asida, a resident of the small community, via WhatsApp.

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