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Settlers and Palestinians Clash in Southern Hebron Hills Over Stolen Livestock

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Palestinians Steal Sheep in Southern Hebron Hills; Settlers Retaliate

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Hebrew · Sole source

Palestinians stole sheep from Jewish residents in the southern Hebron Hills early this morning, the Israeli military confirmed. The Jewish residents recovered their sheep and took several Palestinian goats in return. The military will coordinate the return of the Palestinian goats.

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  • Palestinians stole sheep from Jewish residents in the southern Hebron Hills, the Israeli military confirmed.
  • Jewish residents recovered their stolen sheep and took several Palestinian goats.
  • The Israeli military will coordinate the return of the Palestinian goats.
  • The incident occurred early this morning in the southern Hebron Hills.

The Israeli military confirmed early this morning that Palestinians stole sheep belonging to Jewish residents in the southern Hebron Hills region. Following the theft, the Jewish residents successfully recovered their stolen sheep. During the recovery process, they also took several Palestinian goats with them.

The military stated it would coordinate the return of the Palestinian goats that were taken by the Jewish residents while retrieving their own livestock. The incident highlights ongoing tensions and retaliatory actions in the area.

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