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19 October 2026

Israeli Police Detain 10 Over Violent Settler Attacks in West Bank

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Israeli Police Detain 10 Over Violent Settler Attacks in West Bank

Israel has faced pressure, including from the United States, to investigate the attacks. Rights groups say most inquiries into extremist assaults on Palestinians go nowhere.

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