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Ex-Israeli Generals Aid Palestinian Farmers Amid Settler Violence
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Senior Israeli military veterans helped Palestinian farmers harvest olives in the West Bank on Tuesday, condemning extremist settler violence. Retired Major General Eyal Ben-Reuven compared settler attacks to historical Jewish suffering and expressed concern over Israel's global reputation. The group of about 30 former officials, including generals, organized to counter rising violence. The IDF stated it condemns violence and works to maintain security.
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- Senior Israeli ex-military officials helped Palestinian farmers harvest olives in the West Bank.
- The veterans condemned rising extremist settler violence against Palestinians.
- Retired Maj.-Gen. Eyal Ben-Reuven compared settler attacks to historical Jewish suffering.
- The group of about 30 former officials organized due to increasing settler violence.
- Concerns were raised about settler violence impacting Israel's global reputation.
- The IDF stated it condemns violence and works to maintain security in the West Bank.
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