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Two weeks ago, Israelis from the West Bank and Jerusalem set up a tent near the Palestinian village of Nu'man. 'The government's policy is to pressure us,' says the mukhtar of neighbouring Umm Tuba
06:01 AM • April 07 2026 IDT
Settlers erect first-ever outpost within Jerusalem city limits, attack local Palestinians
Two weeks ago, Israelis from the West Bank and Jerusalem set up a tent near the Palestinian village of Nu'man. 'The government's policy is to pressure us,' says the mukhtar of neighbouring Umm Tuba
Haaretz
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For the first time, an illegal settlement outpost has been established inside Jerusalem's city limits. Residents of two nearby Palestinian villages said the settlers attacked them with stones and tear gas, preventing them from pasturing their sheep.
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