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Child, four women among Palestinians injured in West Bank pogroms

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Briefings

A far-right rabbi issued a religious edict in October 2026 permitting the seizure of Palestinian olives, which led to attacks in the West Bank. Four women and one child were injured during these pogroms, occurring after the rabbi's edict was published. The incident highlights tensions between religious groups and the Palestinian population in the region.

Key points

• A prominent far-right rabbi issued a religious edict in October 2026 permitting the seizure of Palestinian olives.
• Four women and one child were injured during attacks following the rabbi's edict in the West Bank.

Context

The incident occurred in the West Bank following a religious edict by a prominent far-right rabbi that permitted the seizure of Palestinian olives. This event highlights ongoing tensions between religious groups and the Palestinian population in the region.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the rabbi's edict and the reported injuries of four women and one child. Specific details about the rabbi's identity, the extent of the olives seized, or the broader context of the pogroms are not provided.

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