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Palestinians and Settlers Exchange Arson Attacks in West Bank
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Palestinians and Jewish settlers carried out retaliatory arson attacks in the West Bank on Monday, with each side targeting vehicles and property. The incidents began with Palestinians setting fire to an Israeli vehicle, followed by Jewish settlers retaliating against Palestinian property. The IDF imposed a curfew and conducted a separate operation to prevent stone-throwing. No arrests have been reported for the arson attacks.
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- Palestinians and Jewish settlers engaged in retaliatory arson attacks in the West Bank on Monday.
- The violence began with Palestinians setting fire to an Israeli vehicle near Kibbutz Mitzpe Shalem.
- Jewish settlers retaliated by setting fire to construction equipment and vehicles near Beita.
- The IDF imposed a curfew on the village of Azzun following the initial attack.
- The incidents are part of a series of arson attacks that occurred earlier in the month.
- The IDF also conducted an operation to prevent stone-throwing near the village of Burqa.
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