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Israeli Teen Detained Over Attack on Palestinians in Duma

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Israeli Teen Detained Over Attack on Palestinians in Duma

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israeli police detained a 15-year-old Jerusalem resident suspected of attacking Palestinians in the village of Duma. Retired Brigadier General Yoel Feldshu and another person were also detained in connection with the incident, suspected of attacking settlers. The investigation into the confrontations in Duma is ongoing. The events occurred in the Nablus district.

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  • A 15-year-old Jerusalem resident was detained for questioning over an attack on Palestinians in Duma.
  • Retired Brigadier General Yoel Feldshu was also detained in connection with the incident.
  • The other detained individual is suspected of attacking settlers.
  • The events took place in the Palestinian village of Duma, Nablus district.
  • The police investigation into the confrontations is ongoing.

Israeli police have detained a 15-year-old resident of Jerusalem for questioning on suspicion of involvement in an attack on Palestinians in the Palestinian village of Duma, located in the Nablus district. The incident also saw the detention of retired Brigadier General Yoel Feldshu and another individual, who are suspected of attacking settlers. The circumstances surrounding the confrontations in Duma, which is in the northern West Bank, are still under investigation by the authorities. Further details regarding the sequence of events and the specific allegations against each detained individual have not yet been released.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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