Settlers assault Palestinian woman protecting land in occupied West Bank
NewsFeed Settlers assault Palestinian woman protecting land in occupied West Bank
Video shows Israeli settlers assaulting a Palestinian woman who had reportedly been trying to stop a group from trespassing on her family's land near Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.
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Al Jazeera
a day ago
- Al Jazeera
Israel kills more than 70 Palestinians in relentless attacks across Gaza
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Al Jazeera
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- Al Jazeera
Israeli attack kills three paramedics in Gaza City
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