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Israeli soldier assaults Palestinian woman in occupied West Bank

Al Jazeera Wednesday 07 October 2026, 12:39 UTC 1 min read
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Israeli soldier assaults Palestinian woman in occupied West Bank NewsFeed Israeli soldier assaults Palestinian woman in occupied West Bank An Israeli soldier was filmed assaulting a Palestinian woman during a raid on a family home in Ghwein, part of Masafer Yatta in the occupied West Bank. The soldier is seen pushing a Palestinian woman behind a door and locking her in. Published On 7 Oct 2026

Israeli soldier assaults Palestinian woman in occupied West Bank NewsFeed Israeli soldier assaults Palestinian woman in occupied West Bank An Israeli soldier was filmed assaulting a Palestinian woman during a raid on a family home in Ghwein, part of Masafer Yatta in the occupied West Bank. The soldier is seen pushing a Palestinian woman behind a door and locking her in. Published On 7 Oct 2026
Israeli (ORG) Palestinian (ORG) West Bank (LOCATION) West Bank NewsFeed (LOCATION) Ghwein (PERSON) Masafer Yatta (ORG)
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