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Palestinian health ministry says teen killed in Israeli operation

  • The boy’s cousin said the dead boy was hit by a “bullet in the stomach” while he was in the main street in Deir Abu Mishal
  • “The road is used by settlers and the army is constantly monitoring it,” he added
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US warns Israel of ‘massive’ impact of denying Palestinian revenue

By AFP ·

Saudi envoy holds talks in Ramallah with Palestinian PM and EU representative

By Arab News ·

Millions lost as Palestinians count cost of damage in Jenin

By Mohammed Najib ·

Israel’s Ben-Gvir rebukes police over ‘collective punishment’ of settlers

By Mohammed Najib ·

Israeli forces kill two Palestinians as settlers rampage through town

By Mohammed Najib ·
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Demolitions ‘will not weaken Palestinian resistance’ says leading politician

By Mohammed Najib ·
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Palestinians hail UN condemnation of Israeli detention

By Mohammed Najib ·

Palestinian teen shot dead by Israeli army: ministry

By AFP ·
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West Bank university on front line as student activism row boils over

By Mohammed Najib ·
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Palestine Central Council holds controversial meeting in Ramallah

By Daoud Kuttab ·

Abbas receives Israeli delegation in Ramallah

By AFP ·

Thousands mourn daughter of jailed Palestinian activist

By AFP ·

Criticism of Palestinian security forces raises pressure on Abbas

By Reuters ·

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