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Six countries sanction enablers of settler violence in occupied West Bank
aljazeera.com · 09.06.2026 19:07
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Funeral held for baby shot dead by Israeli troops in occupied West Bank
bbc.com
· 06.06 23:57
Palestinian father buries baby killed by Israeli gunfire in West Bank
aljazeera.com
· 06.06 23:38
Israeli forces fatally shoot Palestinian infant, wound parents in West Bank
aljazeera.com
· 06.06 14:52
Israeli soldier shoots Palestinian baby dead near Hebron
aljazeera.com
· 06.06 08:58
Palestinian baby killed by Israeli gunfire in West Bank, health ministry says
bbc.com
· 06.06 03:12
Israel’s Smotrich announces plan for 2,162 homes in occupied West Bank
aljazeera.com
· 04.06 16:06
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