Border police officers wounded as Israeli rioters clash near Kusra
More than 100 Israeli rioters clashed with Border Police near Kusra, wounding three officers.
What we know
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- Three Border Police officers were wounded when over 100 Israeli rioters clashed with forces near Kusra.
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Three Border Police officers were wounded as more than 100 Israeli rioters clashed with forces near Kusra.
Confirmed by 2What the 2 sources said
The Jerusalem Post“Three Border Police officers wounded as over 100 Israeli rioters clash with forces near Kusra”
"IDF troops, Border Police and Israel Police reinforced the roads, hiking areas, known friction points and communities," a military source in the Central Command said.
Read at The Jerusalem PostIs this point wrong? Tell usHaaretz“About 100 Israeli settlers rioted in West Bank”
Settlers set fire to structures and vehicles, threw stones and wounded three Israeli officers. Three were arrested. The Palestinian family living there had suffered continuous harassment by settlers, and a court ordered the IDF to secure their return
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A major overnight riot in Jerusalem resulted in 11 arrests and injuries to Border Police officers.
One sourceWhat the source said
Is this point wrong? Tell usThe Jerusalem Post“Jerusalem District Police officers and Border Police personnel worked to disperse the crowds using riot-control measures until officers regained control of the area, police said.”
Read at The Jerusalem Post
Who reported it
- The Jerusalem Post
- HaaretzHaaretz Group (Schocken family)
Not reported (yet) by Israel Hayom, Israel National News, N12, The Times of Israel, TheMarker, Ynetnews, ynet, גלובס, דבר, הארץ, וואלה! חדשות, ישראל היום.
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