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Settlers Surround Palestinian West Bank Cafe With Dozens of Israeli Flags
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Israeli settlers planted dozens of Israeli flags at the entrance of a Palestinian cafe in Luban al-Sharqiya, West Bank, obscuring its view and entrance. Owner Mueyyid Hussein called it intimidation, stating "They are not leaving us alone." The settler allegedly threatened to shut down the shop. This follows a pattern of settler intimidation tactics in the West Bank.
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- Israeli settlers planted dozens of Israeli flags at a Palestinian cafe in Luban al-Sharqiya, West Bank.
- Cafe owner Mueyyid Hussein stated the flags were an act of intimidation and blocked his shop's view.
- The settler allegedly threatened to return and shut down the Palestinian cafe.
- The incident occurred on a main West Bank road used by both Palestinians and settlers.
- The Israeli military (IDF) had not immediately responded to a request for comment.
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