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IDF Removes Dozens of Israeli Rioters From Palestinian Home in Qusra

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IDF soldiers and Border Police entered Qusra after reports that Israeli rioters had arrived and clashes involving stones thrown at Palestinians and other civilians. Forces found dozens of rioters barricaded inside a Palestinian home while the residents were still inside, removed them and separated the groups. A Palestinian woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was evacuated by the Red Crescent. Security forces seized vehicles suspected of transporting the rioters and other evidence, transferred them to the Judea and Samaria Police District, and said an investigation had opened while forces remained in Qusra and Jalud to restore order.

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