Deaf Israeli civilians rescued from heart of Nablus in rare West Bank incident

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On Saturday, 23 deaf Israeli civilians were rescued from Nablus in the West Bank after entering the city under PA security control. Palestinian security forces escorted the group to a police station before transferring them to Israeli Civil Administration officers, averting a potentially dangerous incident. The event highlights ongoing concerns about Israeli civilians entering Area A, which is illegal and life-threatening.

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