Israeli forces and settlers carry out attacks across occupied West Bank

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Israeli settlers attacked agricultural land in Nablus and Ramallah governorates, setting fire to olive groves and moving caravans onto bulldozed land in Turmus Ayya, while Israeli forces raided Kafr Aqab, firing tear gas and stun grenades. Additionally, Israeli authorities issued a demolition order for a Palestinian home and commercial facility in Jaba, which houses two families comprising 13 people.

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Israeli forces and settlers continued attacks across the occupied West Bank on Monday, according to reports compiled by the Wafa news agency. Settlers carried out a series of attacks on agricultural land in the Nablus and Ramallah governorates, including setting fire to olive groves and causing damage through livestock grazing.

Israeli forces and settlers carry out attacks across occupied West Bank

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