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Rabbis for Human Rights Claims IDF Detained 80 Volunteers in West Bank

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Rabbis for Human Rights claims the IDF detained about 80 volunteers and American activists in the West Bank village of Nahalin while they were helping Palestinian farmers. The Israeli military presented a closed military zone order and then detained everyone for identification. New York congressional candidate Brad Lander was reportedly among those detained.

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  • Rabbis for Human Rights claims the IDF detained about 80 volunteers and activists in the West Bank.
  • The group was assisting Palestinian farmers during the olive harvest in Nahalin.
  • IDF forces issued a closed military zone order before detaining the individuals.
  • New York congressional candidate Brad Lander was reportedly among those detained.
Rabbis for Human Rights Claims IDF Detained 80 Volunteers in West Bank
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