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Pro-Settlement Tour Group Attacked in West Bank Village

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A pro-settlement tour group, including Knesset candidate Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, was attacked with stones in the West Bank village of Turmus Ayya on Monday, shattering a car window. Police and IDF soldiers responded, and an investigation has been launched. The People of Israel party criticized the government's handling of terrorism, while Hassan-Nahoum vowed not to be deterred. The incident occurred during a tour organized by the pro-settler group Regavim.

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  • A pro-settlement tour group, including Knesset candidate Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, was attacked with stones in Turmus Ayya.
  • A stone shattered the rear window of Hassan-Nahoum's car during the incident on Monday.
  • Police and IDF soldiers responded to the scene, and an investigation into the stone-throwing has been opened.
  • The People of Israel party criticized the government's response to terrorism following the attack.
  • Hassan-Nahoum stated that Palestinian terrorism would not deter her advocacy for Israel.
  • The tour was organized by the pro-settler group Regavim, which has faced EU sanctions.
Pro-Settlement Tour Group Attacked in West Bank Village
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