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Concerns for Children's Safety in West Bank Schools Amid Increased Settler Violence

As the new school year begins, concerns are rising among Palestinian parents in al-Mughayyir, West Bank, regarding the safety of their children due to increased settler violence. Six individuals, including three students, have been killed this year, prompting fears and heightened security measures at the school. Reports indicate a significant rise in settler attacks and injuries among Palestinians, with international scrutiny on Israeli settlement policies.

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Bassam al Assaf Waheed Abu Naem Haroon Bishara Hadi al-Naasan Sami Abu Rahma

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As the new school year begins, concerns are rising among Palestinian parents in al-Mughayyir, West Bank, regarding the safety of their children due to increased settler violence. Six individuals, including three students, have been killed this year, prompting fears and heightened security measures at the school. Reports indicate a significant rise in settler attacks and injuries among Palestinians, with international scrutiny on Israeli settlement policies.

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Palestinian parents fear for children's lives at school as settler attacks grow

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Concerns for Children's Safety in West Bank Schools Amid Increased Settler Violence