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Clash between Israeli civilians and Palestinians near Beit Lid leaves one Israeli injured, IDF says

Single source · Beit Lid, Palestinian territories ·

The IDF says a confrontation between several Israeli civilians and several Palestinians near Beit Lid left one Israeli civilian injured and that reports of additional injuries are being examined. The Jerusalem Post reports two people injured in an Israeli-Palestinian clash in the West Bank, with the IDF investigating, and gives no separate source for the figure.

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
What happenedProtest or unrestIDF; The Jerusalem Post2 origins listed, counted as one; limited by the event's status
PlaceBeit Lid, Palestinian territoriesIDF; consistent with it: The Jerusalem PostOne origin
TargetIsraeli civilianIDFOne origin
TargetIsraelis and Palestinians in a clashThe Jerusalem PostOne origin
Injured1 (figure from IDF)IDFReports differ
Injured2 (figure from Jerusalem Post)The Jerusalem PostReports differ

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