US congressional candidate Brad Lander freed after West Bank detention

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US congressional candidate Brad Lander was released from Israeli military custody on Wednesday after being detained with dozens of volunteers near Nahalin village in the occupied West Bank while assisting Palestinian farmers harvest olives. Lander stated that several dozen other volunteers, including rabbis and international participants, remain in detention and called for their immediate release.

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Lander says dozens remain in Israeli custody after being detained while helping Palestinian farmers harvest olives.

US congressional candidate Brad Lander freed after West Bank detention

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