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Is a western “protective presence” helpful in deterring settler violence and Israeli expansion? 🔹Journalist Jasper Nathaniel says settlers are less likely to use lethal force with an international sticking a camera in their face, citing the round-the-clock activist presence at Umm al-Khair. 🔹Fadi Quran, Palestinian human rights activist based...

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