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Israeli Border Police Demolish Homes in Shirat Zion Outpost Amid Clashes
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First reported by Srugim · 4 hours ago
What happened
Israeli Border Police demolished homes at the Shirat Zion outpost near Kedumim in the West Bank after residents protested the eviction. Two settlers were detained, and clashes caused damage to infrastructure. The outpost honors a soldier killed in 2018, and settlers called on leaders to stop further demolitions.
- 01Israeli Border Police demolished homes at Shirat Zion outpost near Kedumim in early hours of Tuesday.
- 02A youth protester was violently removed after tying himself to a roof fixture to block demolition.
- 03Two settlers were detained during the evacuation amid protests by local residents.
- 04Police damaged solar power systems and water tanks during the demolition operation.
- 05Settlers called on regional leaders to halt destruction of settlement points in the West Bank.
- 06Shirat Zion outpost was established in memory of Lt. Shir Hajaj, killed in a 2018 terror attack.
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