
Two Palestinians were killed and one wounded in Deir Jarir in the West Bank after settlers from a nearby outpost arrived late Sunday night, claiming to search for stolen livestock. Israeli soldiers and police joined the settlers and protected them as they attempted to take villagers' sheep by force. Residents say the raid is part of a pattern of violence involving settlers and security forces. The incident highlights ongoing tensions and violence in the occupied West Bank.
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Two Palestinians killed, one wounded
Two Palestinians were killed in Deir Jarir late on Sunday night.
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Settlers from a nearby outpost arrived after 9pm on Sunday claiming to be searching for stolen livestock.
The Guardian<p>Residents of Deir Jarir say series of raids late on Sunday, also involving security forces, is part of a pattern of violence</p><p>Even by the brutal standards of militant settler violence in the West Bank, the raid on Deir Jarir late on Sunday night that killed two Palestinians and left another in hospital with a gunshot wound was extreme.</p><p>Palestinians in the town said settlers from a nearby outpost arrived after 9pm on Sunday claiming that they were searching for stolen livestock.
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Settlers from a nearby outpost arrived after 9pm on Sunday claiming to be searching for stolen livestock.
The GuardianResidents of Deir Jarir say the series of raids is part of a pattern of violence.
The GuardianThe raid was extreme even by the brutal standards of militant settler violence in the West Bank.
OpinionTwo Palestinians were killed in Deir Jarir late on Sunday night.
The GuardianA third Palestinian was hospitalized with a gunshot wound.
The GuardianIsraeli soldiers and police joined the settlers and protected them as they sought to take villagers' sheep by force.
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