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Israel bulldozes land in occupied West Bank, raids village

Israel bulldozes land in occupied West Bank, raids village

Middle East Eye5 hours ago

Israeli soldiers bulldozed agricultural lands on Tuesday in Zabuba village west of Jenin and raided the neighbouring village of Rummanah, Palestinian news agency Wafa reported on Tuesday.
Israeli bulldozers uprooted olive trees in the area.
Israeli soldiers also deployed in Rummanah, west of Jenin. They converted houses in the area into military outposts for the fifth consecutive day, forcibly displacing residents, Wafa reported.

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