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Leaders Benjamin Netanyahu and Isaac Herzog condemned settler violence in the West Bank.

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Leaders Benjamin Netanyahu and Isaac Herzog condemned settler violence in the West Bank.

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  1. Settler attacks intensified during olive harvest; Netanyahu's office questioned the sequence of events.1 source
  2. Netanyahu condemned settler violence specifically targeting journalists.1 source
  3. Netanyahu and Herzog condemned West Bank violence, which included an assault on an NBC crew.1 source
  4. Leaders condemned settler violence in the West Bank.1 source

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