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What the Iran war looks like from the West Bank
As the Iran war continues, attention is fixed on missiles flying across the region. But in the occupied West Bank, missile shrapnel falls on Palestinian towns while deadly settler attacks, Israeli military raids and strict limits on daily life continue. With the world looking els ... Show More
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Brief: Iranian missiles hit central Israel, Israel continues to carry out strikes on Gaza.
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