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Topic: west-bank

A view across Ramallah in the occupied West Bank
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Saturday, 7/18, 10:38 PM

Palestinian teenage footballer dies of wounds a week after West Bank shooting

  • Fadi Hamdallah al-Nassan, 17, who played for his village club and the Palestinian national youth team, died on Saturday, a week after he was shot during an incident in the village of al-Mughayyir.
  • The Palestinian Football Association says Israeli forces shot him while settlers attacked the village; the Israeli military has not responded to requests for comment.

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