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Israeli protesters say 'they are conducting ethnic cleansing' in West Bank

Israeli protesters say 'they are conducting ethnic cleansing' in West Bank A group of Israeli demonstrators gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday to protest against Israeli settler violence targeting Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, calling for an end to attacks and greater accountability. "We're protesting for the Palestinians for their right to justice, for their right to equal rights before…

Israeli demonstrators gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday to protest against violent actions by Israeli settlers targeting Palestinians in the West Bank. They called for an end to these attacks and greater accountability. Tel Aviv resident Miriam Hirschfled stated that they were protesting for Palestinian rights to justice, equal treatment under the law, and their own state.

She emphasized that the actions of settlers and the Israeli army, which she believes is protecting the settlers, are harming both Palestinians and Israeli citizens. There is no future for either side without justice and peace in the region. Another protester, Martin Goldberg, explained that they have been protesting every Saturday night for the past four years against the government's policies towards Palestinians.

Goldberg noted that they recently witnessed attacks on a Washington Post journalist and European diplomats, and these attacks are becoming increasingly common, targeting not only Palestinians but also peace activists in Israel and abroad. Goldberg concluded by asserting that these attacks are unacceptable and that they will use legal means to prevent further occurrences.

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