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Recent Articles about Ramallah Israeli attacks
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 Five Palestinian civilians were kidnapped by the Israeli army during an invasion targeting the village of Dier Abu Mish'al located near the central West Bank city of Ramallah on Monday morning. Witnesses said that at least 15 Israeli jeeps invaded the village on Monday at dawn at around 2:00 AM. Witnesses added that soldiers conducted a wide scale house-to-house search in the village and used police dogs. |
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