Cycle of Violence: Israeli Authorities Prod Extremist Militias into Seeking “Vigilante Justice”
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BE’ER SHEVA/LYDD, OCCUPIED PALESTINE — In cities across 1948-occupied Palestine (modern-day Israel), Israelis are taking up arms to defend against so-called Palestinian terror.

A wave of Palestinian-initiated attacks against Israelis occurred just before the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in March, prompting Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett to call on civilians to arm themselves. “Whoever has a gun license, this is the time to carry a gun,” Bennett said in a video statement following the violence.

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Trump’s spokesman described the incident to NBC as “a pathetic attempt to use President Trump as a way to revive the career of a failed television host.”

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Chi­na’s Xi says talks, not sanc­tions, should re­solve dis­putes
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