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Yesh Din, an Israeli settlement-monitoring group, says it has documented many incidents of violence by settlers and soldiers against Palestinians in the West Bank since 27 September. Reported totals differ: 377 incidents to 10 October (Middle East Eye), 486 over 18 days to 14 October with soldiers present in at least 62 (Middle East Eye), 487 since 27 September including 234 olive-harvest cases (Haaretz), and at least 170 attacks (AFP, via Middle East Eye).
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- Middle East Eye (claim 1) gives 377 incidents for 27 September to 10 October, about 27 per day across 162 Palestinian communities, while Middle East Eye (claim 6) gives 486 for 27 September to 14 October.
- Haaretz gives 487 incidents since 27 September, while Middle East Eye's claim 6 gives 486 for a period ending 14 October, so the end date and count differ.
- The AFP-sourced item carried by Middle East Eye gives at least 170 attacks since 27 September, far below the other totals.
- The time windows differ: one ends 10 October, one 14 October, and the Haaretz figure is open-ended 'since 27 September'.
- The Reuters attribution in claim 5 is not verifiable: the cited link is a Middle East Eye live-blog page, and its headline matches claim 2, which is attributed to Middle East Eye.
- The Middle East Eye item headlined 'US wants Israel to crack down on settler attacks, Rubio says' (claim 3) does not match its summary about the Yesh Din count.
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