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Palestinian man dies after being shot by Israeli forces

Palestinian man dies after being shot by Israeli forces

  • Baraa Bilal Issa Qablan, 21, was traveling in vehicle near city of Qalqilya
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Israeli forces to uproot olive trees and seize Palestinian land in Qalqilya

Israeli forces to uproot olive trees and seize Palestinian land in Qalqilya

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Two Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in West Bank

Two Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in West Bank

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