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25 October 2026

Israeli soldiers beat elderly Palestinian in Hebron

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Source reporting: Al Jazeera English

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Israeli soldiers beat elderly Palestinian in Hebron

Israeli soldiers beat and injured Hijazi Shawer, a 70-year-old Palestinian shopkeeper and community leader.

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