Under cover of Iran war, Israeli settlers terrorise Palestinian communities

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Israeli settlers have been terrorizing Palestinian communities in rural areas of the occupied West Bank since Israel and the US began their war on Iran last week. Amidst rocket sirens and explosions, Palestinians are more afraid of Israeli settlers than Iranian missiles. The settlers, who are equipped with sirens and bomb shelters, roam freely while Palestinians are penned in due to lockdowns imposed by Israeli authorities. These lockdowns, which have been implemented multiple times since previous conflicts, restrict movement between West Bank governorates and have been justified as necessary to prevent terrorism. In recent days, Israeli settler chat groups have incited violence against Palestinians, with some posts calling for the expulsion of Palestinians from the country. The situation has left many Palestinians feeling vulnerable and at risk.
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AI-Extracted"It’s time to beat the enemy and expel him from the country."
Israeli settlements, built on lands occupied in the 1967 war in violation of international law.
Israeli authorities have distributed leaflets to rural communities banning movement between West Bank governorates.
Since Israel and the United States began their war on Iran last week, retaliatory missiles fired at Israeli targets have been flying through the skies over the occupied West Bank.
Israeli settlers are terrorising Palestinians in their small hamlets across rural areas of the West Bank.
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