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The Times of IsraelSecurity

Settler Extremists Dance to Anti-Zionist Song at West Bank Wedding

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Footage emerged Thursday of settler extremists dancing to an anti-Zionist song at a West Bank wedding, with some attendees seen with firearms. The wedding was followed by reports of settlers torching a vehicle and vandalizing property. Separately, settlers were filmed stealing and destroying Palestinian olives during the harvest season in the West Bank. Israeli forces also detained 11 foreign activists and one Palestinian for attempting to harvest olives in a restricted area.

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  • Settler extremists were filmed dancing to an anti-Zionist song at a West Bank wedding.
  • Attendees at the wedding were seen with firearms, and a chant against Zionists was led.
  • Settlers were accused of stealing and destroying Palestinian olives during the harvest.
  • Israeli forces detained 11 foreign activists and one Palestinian near Masafer Yatta.
  • The detained foreign activists face deportation hearings from Israel.
Settler Extremists Dance to Anti-Zionist Song at West Bank Wedding
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